
Nick Lemme
Orthopedic sports medicine and trauma surgeon at University Orthopedics in Providence, RI, and team physician for Providence College Athletics.
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Sep 20, 2026
Rehab, Exercise, and Sports Therapy (REST) Podcast- EPISODE 26
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Dan BienHOST
What goes into your screening evaluation process the first time you meet them? And what kind of information are you hoping to kind of tease out or extract?

Nick LemmeGUEST
I think the thing with lateral patellar instability, out of everything that we probably treat as sports medicine surgeons, it's probably one of the most complicated.

Nick LemmeGUEST
I think a lot of people treat it, but may not fully understand it because I think there's a lot of different factors and that contribute to how we make decisions on treatment.

Nick LemmeGUEST
And even as, you know, people who are experts in this field, we don't fully understand who is, you know, when a procedure like a soft tissue procedure, like an MPFL reconstruction is okay versus adding something else.

Nick LemmeGUEST
And it's something that, you know, we're fleshing out as there's more and more research.
17 MINS LATER