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Medical Expert - Daryl Rosenbaum, MD

Area of Expertise: Sports Medicine

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Daryl Rosenbaum, MD

Associate Professor, Family and Community Medicine

Dr. Rosenbaum is a sports medicine expert who specializes in concussions and other sports injuries, especially soccer related. His expertise covers fracture care, overuse injuries, physical fitness and exercise prescription, heat illness, supplements/doping, and sports medicine ethics. He has done leading research into concussions and created a sports concussion program here at Wake Forest Baptist with resources specifically designed for the assessment and management of sports-related concussions. His program works with area universities and local high schools.

Faculty Profile, Research and Publications

Keywords

sports medicine, concussions, sports injuries, soccer related injuries, physical fitness, exercise prescription, heat illness, supplements/doping, and sports medicine ethics.

IN THE NEWS

GMA Features Sports Medicine Specialist

Dr. Daryl Rosenbaum, assistant professor of family and community medicine and sports medicine fellowship director, appeared on ABC's Good Morning America with Dr. Tim Johnson recently to discuss concussions and brain injury in children who play sports.

New Study: Women Less Likely Than Men To Fake Soccer Injuries

Women don’t fake them. Soccer injuries, that is.

Wake Forest Baptist Acts as Official Medical Provider at the Winston-Salem Open

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center will play several major roles as the official medical provider of the Winston-Salem Open throughout the event scheduled for Aug. 18 to Aug. 25.

Wake Forest Baptist First in North Carolina and Southeast to Launch Sports Teleconcussion Network

Concussion experts at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center can now remotely assess student athletes from Winston-Salem, via a mobile telemedicine robot, a first in the state and Southeast.