
Shoulder, Elbow and Knee Surgeon. Team Orthopedic Surgeon for the Atlanta Braves, Georgia Swarm, UGA Baseball @peachtreeortho #GoDawgs #ForTheA @Braves ₿
Alpharetta, GA
Joined December 2016
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"I feel better than I did before." –@DaneMoehler
What could have been a career-changing elbow injury didn’t keep @ClemsonBaseball pitcher Dane Moehler off the mound. Timothy Griffith, MD, (@doctbgriffith) performed a hybrid UCL reconstruction augmented with the InternalBrace™ technique to help Dane return to doing what he loves.
Now back on the field, Dane says, “It feels like I have a brand new arm.” 💪
Read Dane's full #ArthrexAthlete story at arthrex.info/4hM9uf5.
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The InternalBrace surgical technique is intended only to augment the primary repair/reconstruction by expanding the area of tissue approximation during the healing period and is not intended as a replacement for the native ligament. The InternalBrace technique is for use during soft tissue-to-bone fixation procedures and is not cleared for bone-to-bone fixation.
Meet our newest #ArthrexAthlete, @DaneMoehler ⚾
After suffering an elbow injury during his freshman year, Dane turned to orthopedic surgeon Timothy Griffith, MD, (@doctbgriffith) who performed a hybrid UCL reconstruction augmented with the InternalBrace™ technique.
Now, as he gears up for his junior season with @ClemsonBaseball, Dane is ready to take the mound with confidence.
Stay tuned for Dane’s full Arthrex Athlete story—coming soon.
#Sponsored #Innovation
The InternalBrace surgical technique is intended only to augment the primary repair/reconstruction by expanding the area of tissue approximation during the healing period and is not intended as a replacement for the native ligament. The InternalBrace technique is for use during soft tissue-to-bone fixation procedures and is not cleared for bone-to-bone fixation.
Tim Griffith, MD retweeted
Why is healthcare expensive?
Emory sponsors the Falcons.
UW Health sponsors the Packers.
Apparently, America’s tax-exempt hospitals have room in the budget for professional football.
The public just doesn’t get to see the price.
Here’s where you come in.
Tax exemptions leave these institutions with money they would otherwise owe.
The public gives up that revenue because these hospitals serve a public purpose.
That bargain deserves scrutiny when the hospital starts buying NFL advertising.
Every dollar spent on a sponsorship is a dollar unavailable for patient care, financial assistance, or lowering bills.
Maybe the advertising generates enough business to justify the expense. Then publish the numbers.
Tell taxpayers what you spent, what you received, and how patients benefited.
These institutions understand the commercial value of an NFL audience perfectly well. They also understand the financial value of being called a charity.
The public deserves to know how much of its generosity ends up in professional football…
Tim Griffith, MD retweeted
Most of the “bells and whistles” in the “wellness” and “ optimization” world are just flashy bullshit you don’t need. Zero value add.
Tim Griffith, MD retweeted
DB came off rehab in May to begin his pro career in the FCL. It didn't take long for him to get rolling and start dominating hitters! Some very strong numbers for Augusta & Rome!
Great first season of pro ball DB! Can't wait until next season! Very proud of you kid! #KeepGoing
Tim Griffith, MD retweeted
Put a W in the books!
#BravesCountry
The Phillies and Braves play 7 of their next 10 games against each other 👀
How will this NL East race look at the end of the season series?

ALT A split image collage that features a screenshot of the NL East standings between the Braves and Phillies in the foreground. Atlanta Braves - 83-57, .593 Win Percentage Philadelphia Phillies - 79-61, .564 Win Percentage, 4.0 Games Behind Pictured: (Left) Matt Olson points his right hand up in celebration after a Braves win. He wears a white Braves uniform and dark blue batting helmet. (Right) Bryce Harper points both his hands towards the Phillies dugout after he collects a hit. He wears a road gray Phillies uniform and red batting helmet.
Tim Griffith, MD retweeted
Just for fun, Chris Sale's current 3 year stretch with the Braves vs arguably the best 3 year run of each of the "Big 3" from the 90's (all between 94-98)
Now take into account this is Sale's age 35-37 years, where his K rate is, and how much fewer innings he's thrown
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