Dr. Paul Brady

11/04/2022

08/26/2022

Friday nights in East Tennessee are all about high school football, and our sports medicine doctors are avid fans! That’s why they want to make sure your injury is seen quickly and treated professionally.

Our Saturday Sports Clinics started back up August 20th, and will run through the duration of the high school football season. These clinics will focus on all athletes who have non-emergency injuries that require medical attention.

There is no need to make an appointment. Just come in and be seen by one of our sports medicine trained providers, certified athletic trainers and physical therapists. We offer this service at 4 of our locations and you can check the hours and more information at www.tocdocs.com/services/saturday-sports-clinics/

04/08/2021

Dr. Brady demonstrates an ARTHROSCOPIC Rotator Cuff Repair using the latest knotless technology.

Paul C. Brady, MD (Knoxville, TN), uses the new Knotless SwiveLock® anchors to complete a SpeedBridge™ rotator cuff repair. Dr. Brady demonstrates how to reduce and fixate the cuff with a knotless double-pulley, which is followed by the SpeedBridge repair with knotless dog-ear fixation.

04/06/2021

02/17/2021

11/20/2020

Check out my recent virtual hot topics talk discussing common problems affecting the shoulder!

10/14/2020

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08/19/2020

Exciting news for Orthopaedic care in TN!

Tennessee orthopedic practices to merge into one of nation’s largest orthopedic networks Three Tennessee orthopedic practices plan to merge into one of the nation’s largest orthopedic care networks by January 2021. The merger includes Nashville-based Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance, Knoxville-bas...

08/08/2018

Latest shoulder educational video from Dr. Brady on Arthrex.com

https://www.arthrex.com/resources/video/x-YwGYVfpwUuXpQFk60rslw/upper-subscapularis-repair-using-the-39-mm-knotless-corkscrew-suture-anchor

Paul C. Brady, MD, (Knoxville, TN) describes a knotless technique for an upper border subscapularis repair with the 3.9 mm Knotless Corkscrew® suture anchor.