Here are seven orthopedic and spine surgeons that treated professional athletes in February 2018.

The Orthopaedic Institute for Children in Los Angeles partnered with Students Run Los Angeles for the second year in a row to help middle and high school students train safely for the Los Angeles Marathon.

Steven Shin, MD, orthopedic surgeon and director of hand surgery at Cedars-Sinai Kerlan-Jobe Institute in Los Angeles successfully performed surgery on Josh Hart of the Los Angeles Lakers. Dr. Shin repaired Mr. Hart's fractured fourth metacarpal on his left hand.

Olympic-gold-winning gymnast Aly Raisman filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Olympic Committee, alleging the committee was aware that former physician Larry Nassar molested athletes who participated with USA Gymnastics, FOX 40 reports.

The Professional Football Athletics Trainer Society presented Walter Lowe, MD, with the 2018 Jerry "Hawk" Rhea Award, the Houston Chronicle reports.

Kevin Fleming is the vice president of Orthopedics & Sports Medicine at Renton, Wash.-based Providence St. Joseph Health. In a recent interview with Becker's Spine Review, Mr. Fleming provided insight on how hospitals can keep quality of care up while lowering costs.

Sports medicine physicians can tackle the opioid crisis with non-opioid pain management, according to Bert Mandelbaum, MD, orthopedic surgeon and co-chair of medical affairs at Cedars-Sinai Kerlan-Jobe Institute in Los Angeles in Medscape Orthopedics.

Simon Lee, MD, repaired the ruptured left Achilles tendon of Chicago White Sox prospect Jake Burger, MLB.com reports.

Rodrigo Lasmar, MD, will repair the broken metatarsal of Paris Saint-Germain forward Neymar da Silva Santos Jr. in early March, the team reports.

Diane Dahm, MD, repaired the torn meniscus in the right knee of Minnesota Timberwolves guard Jimmy Butler, the team announced.

Tampa Bay Rays top prospect Brent Honeywell tore the ulnar collateral ligament in his right arm Feb. 22, team physician Koco Eaton, MD, confirmed, the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Dartmouth, Mass.-based Hawthorn Medical Associates sports medicine physician Chad Beattie, MD, was hospitalized Feb. 19 after sustaining serious injuries from a snowmobile crash, South Coast Today reports.