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Common Golf Injuries | Bumunrgrad International Sports Medicine

March 22, 2023 Golfer-Elbow Sports-Medicine

Approximately 44 percent of all reported golf injuries are from overuse. In this video Dr. Wichan Kanchanatawan, Chief of Sports Medicine & Joint Center at Bumrungrad International Hospital will share some tips on how you can prevent such injuries. He is accompanied by Dr. Thassanawut Dhearapanya for the discussion.

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