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“The four-time NFL MVP posted a photo and statement in an Instagram story the day after his surgery, which he said was performed by Dr. Neal ElAttrache, an orthopedic surgeon based in Los Angeles who has worked with numerous professional athletes during his career.”
(September 2023)
Los Angeles Times
Medically speaking, Patrick Mahomes’ injured ankle swells optimism for Chiefs vs. Bengals
“Dr. Neal ElAttrache, team physician for the Rams, said it’s increasingly common to surgically repair high-ankle sprains.”
(January 2023)
Los Angeles Times
Tom Brady makes best (drive) of bad situation in Tampa’s comeback win over Rams
“And then there was Rams team physician Neal ElAttrache, who was walking from the visitors sideline when Brady threw that record-breaking pass…”
(November 2022)
Hall of Farmer: Dr. Neal ElAttrache, MD
“Los Angeles Times NFL Columnist Sam Farmer in conversation with Orthopedic Surgeon & Sports Medicine Specialist Dr. Neal ElAttrache, MD.”
(February 2022)
Dr. Neal ElAttrache is a guest on How Leaders Lead with David Novak
"Dr. Neal ElAttrache is a renowned American orthopedic surgeon best known as the Lead Physician for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Rams — as well as his patents and innovation in sports medicine. As a leader, Neal believes strongly in the three “A’s” — Affability, Availability, and Ability. Listen as David and Neal discuss why chasing passion is a sure way to set yourself up for failure and burnout, and that there’s something better to chase."
(November 2021)
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Presidential Address of the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine
Journey to Excellence—Lessons From Our Mentors
by Neal S. ElAttrache, MD, President, AOSSM (2019)
"Find your purpose. It’s purpose over passion. Learn to experience failure as well as success without being defined by either. Passion is about you and all the baggage you carry—your ego, unbridled feelings, your fears, your needs, your vices. Purpose is about the task. Your goal. Passion will exist, but on your path toward excellence, it must be controlled. It must be subordinated to the purpose, or you will fail."