Nirav K. Pandya
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Sep 26, 2026
Marc AdamsHOST
I heard...
Marc AdamsHOST
Dr. Nirav Pandya, is that his name? I see him on X.
Marc AdamsHOST
I've interviewed him a time or two just through X for some 49ers web zone articles that I've been doing that were injury-related.
Marc AdamsHOST
And so I heard him on 95.7 The Game, and he was talking about how when you have a knee injury like Nick Bosa does, that your knee isn't, at this point, isn't fully back to being at full strength.
Grant CohnHOST
Eric Branch of The Chronicle wrote an article about a month ago during training camp when Bosa was out for a few weeks.
Grant CohnHOST
And he interviewed Dr. Nirav Pandya, who's at UCSF.
Grant CohnHOST
We know him.
Grant CohnHOST
And this is what Dr. Pandya said.
Rob LowderHOST
And it's in like kind of like towards the interior of your ankle, obviously holding things together.
Rob LowderHOST
Now, Dr. Nirav Pandya, who's kind of a popular medical personality within the 49ers side of things on Twitter.
Rob LowderHOST
Big
Kyle PoseyHOST
Bay Area sports fan.
Sam LubmanHOST
And so obviously, you know, we, we started talking to Tony yesterday about this.
Sam LubmanHOST
And the first thing he says was this is something that's not only been bothering Raffi most of this season, but for a lot of the last couple of years as well while he was here last year and while, uh, the years prior when he was in Boston, which that kinda surprised me because, you know, we're, we're talking to Dr. Nirav Pandya this morning on The Morning Roast, and he said this is an injury that can be just really painful.
Sam LubmanHOST
And it can be hard to lift things up.
Sam LubmanHOST
Anything, when you have an injury down there, I mean, think about just you in your everyday life when you lift things up, where you feel it.
Brian PeacockHOST
And, and let's go to the internet doctors here.
Brian PeacockHOST
Uh, this is from Dr. Nirav Pandya, uh, who really is...
Brian PeacockHOST
He's a local, uh, San Francisco, uh, doctor, professor at UCSF Orthopedic Surgery, and, uh, he does a lot with the, in the media and, uh, and, and pays close attention to sports injuries in the, in the Bay Area with Bay Area teams.
Brian PeacockHOST
He said about Dejon Stribling, "Isolated deltoid ligament injuries are quite rare.