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Lakewood Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine in Dallas Texas Contact Us (469) 341-5676 Follow Us Home About Us Our Team Terry K. Gemas, M.D. Administrators Staff Patient Education Knee Hip Total Joints Carpal Tunnel Release Spine Birmingham Hip Resurfacing Oxinium Joint Supartz Journey Deuce Knee System Articles Written by LOSM Staff Locations Contact Us FAQs Links Sign Up for Our Newsletter Make an Appointment Download Patient Forms Welcome to Lakewood Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine! We are now offering Telemedicine consultations on Monday and Wednesday. Please call (469) 341-5676 to set up your appointment today! Lakewood Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine was founded in 2005 by Dr. Terry K. Gemas. Our practice treats all forms of orthopaedic conditions including sports and work related injuries, as well as arthritic joint conditions. Our goal at LOSM is to offer the highest level of expertise and personal touch for ALL your orthopaedic needs. We promise to provide top notch care using the most up to date technology. Our primary concern is the comfort and safety of our patients. We are committed to doing everything we can so that your visit to our office is as smooth and painless as possible. Our Doctors Terry K. Gemas, M.D. News and Events Lakewood Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine would like to thank the Casa Linda business community. Another successful toy drive for Christmas. Channel 8 and the kids thank you. It's now time to donate your unwrapped gifts to Santas Helpers! The toy drive starts November 19th. December 18th is the last day to drop off toys in our Dallas office. We use the Dallas office as our collection point. Lets all help with the WFAA Santas Helper's toy drive and give the kids a great day. Your generosity is a reward which you will not forget. For more info click HERE . --- Did You Know? Lakewood Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is a privately owned medical practice that is not controlled or owned by any hospital or hospital corporation. Our physicians have privileges with multiple hospitals and can thus work with you for your benefit. Read More >> Do Viscosupplementation (Orthovisc, Synvisc, etc.) Injections Help With Osteoarthritis? The first line of treatment for osteoarthritis of the knee aims to relieve pain. Normally, pain relievers such as ibuprofen or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are used, along with physical therapy, applications of a topical analgesic and injections of a corticosteroid. Read More >> The Evolution of Sports Medicine Competition is inherent in all animals, including humans. We compete to dominate, we compete for survival. We compete for friends and mates. We compete for promotions in the work environment. And, of course, we compete on the playing surfaces in various athletic arenas. Read More >> Testing For Concussions Sports-related concussion has received increasing attention as a cause of short and long-term neurologic symptoms among athletes. Read More >> Friday Night Lights! It's raining again but it's High School football in Texas and our Athletic Trainers are there. Special Taping Techniques with NATA Hall of Fame Eddie Lane New Treatment for ACL Repair? The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is an important stabilizing ligament in the knee joint that is commonly injured in athletes. Repair of the ACL has been attempted in the past with mixed results, primarily because this ligament does not always reliably heal. Read more Stress Fractures in Basketball Stress fractures are common injuries seen in both male and female basketball players. One study demonstrated that seven percent of women’s basketball players at the WNBA combine had sustained at least one stress fracture. Read more Are PRP Injections a Magic Wand for Injured Athletes? It is intriguing to think that such a minor procedure, which has minimal known risk and requires no hospitalization, could speed up or improve the natural healing process returning athletes to the activities they love. Read more Keep Rowing Injuries at Bay Rowing is a total-body exercise that improves cardiovascular health, muscular strength, and endurance. These gains are accomplished without high impact. Read more Specialization Increases Injury Risk A new study finds that high school athletes who focus on one sport experience more injuries than those who participate in multiple sports. Read more LOSM's Dave Burton Inducted In The Duncanville ISD Athletic Hall of Honor Duncanville ISD is proud to announce the eleventh class of inductees into the Athletic Hall of Honor. Inductees for 2016 are Dave Burton, Tank Davis, Katie McClelland Glenn, Janice Savage Martin, and John F. Thompson. These five outstanding individuals were nominated by community members and chosen through a selection committee. The 2016 Hall of Honor ceremony will be on Thursday, October 6, 2016 at the Tom and Verda Shine Performance Hall at 6:30 PM. Refreshments will be served at 6:00 PM. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend. Read more --- This is a sample headline that is quite a bit longer than the one shown above. September 30, 2011 Read more This is where the title goes September 30, 2011 Read more This is a sample headline that is quite a bit longer than the one shown above. September 30, 2011 Read more --- --- Home About Us Our Team Patient Education Sports Info Locations Contact Us Athletic Training Services FAQs Links Lakewood Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, P.A. 1130 Beachview Road, Suite 100 - Dallas, Texas 75218 Phone: (469) 341-LOSM / Fax: (469) 341-5677 Email: info@losmdfw.com © Copyright 2020 Lakewood Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, P.A.. All rights reserved. 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