Dr. Brandon Larkin - Sports Medicine

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Advanced Bone & Joint Quick Care Center is available on a walk-in basis!

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Advanced Bone & Joint

Dr. Brandon Larkin: Dr. Larkin is a primary care sports medicine specialist in St. Peters, Missouri. He has interest in evaluation and management of orthopedic injuries, as well as medical conditions that affect athletes. These include concussions, heat injury, and overtraining. He also specializes in the treatment of injured workers involving both orthopedic and medical issues, attempting to minimize lost time from work. Dr. Larkin practices at Advanced Bone & Joint.

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Publications

Dr. Larkin recently authored chapters in two sports medicine textbooks.

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Wednesday, April 17, 2013