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Dr. Madden completed a sports medicine fellowship at the
University of Pittsburgh and is board certified in Sports Medicine.
Dr. Madden’s sports medicine experience is broad, he has worked
with athletes and active individuals at various levels, from children
to professional. He is on the Clinical Faculty at the University
of Colorado Health Sciences Center,
Department of Family Practice, and he teaches sports medicine intermittently
to residents. Dr. Madden also serves as a team physician and participates
in
event coverage for endurance and ultraendurance races. Academically,
he co-edits three popular sports medicine texts, and he authors
various chapters in each of them, and in other sports texts and
journals. He also edits and authors a sports medicine patient education
engine that focuses on pre-visit information for an internet-based
patient education company (see Self Care
under patient education). Dr. Madden has lectured nationally on
various topics and he is involved with the American College of Sports
Medicine and American
Medical Society for Sports Medicine.
Dr. Marshall
completed a sports medicine
fellowship at the University of Colorado, where he worked with the
Colorado University Buffaloes. Dr. Marshall has worked with athletes
in a variety of settings, from the high school to the professional
level, and he cares for active patients of all ages. He has published
articles in peer reviewed sports and family medicine journals, has
presented at national meetings in these fields, and is nationally
involved with the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine.
Dr.'s Madden and Marshall treat a variety of sports and active patients,
including children, adolescents, adults, and seniors. Sports and
musculoskeletal services and areas of interest include:
* Sprains, strains,
overuse, and other joint and muscle injuries
* Back pain
* Arthritis
* Neck and back pain
* Chronic medical conditions/disease in sports
* Preparticipation/sports exams
* Concussion and neurocognitive testing
* Exercise, lifestyle, and weight-loss counseling
* Orthotics
* Cycling (road and mountain) and bike fit
* Running injuries
* Environmental and altitude illness
* Skiing and snowboarding injuries
* Fracture care, including stress fractures
* Rehabilitation
* Return-to-play counseling
* Joint and soft tissue injections
* Gait analysis
* Compartment pressure testing
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