Amit Momaya, MD

10/26/2026

Meniscal root tears are different from typical meniscal tears and often need surgical treatment to reduce the rate of arthritis. Take a look at our recent blog post as we discuss meniscal root tears.

If you or a loved one has recently been diagnosed with a meniscal root tear, you might be wondering how it differs from a typical meniscus injury.

10/07/2026

Bankart (anterior labrum repair) surgery has historically had unsatisfactory results in higher risk athletes. Check out our recently published paper on why remplissage may be needed more often than not in patients with Hills-Sachs lesions.

https://www.momayamd.com/pdf/121-why-your-patient-may-need-a-bankart-plus-remplissage.pdf

10/03/2026

Our team at UAB Sports Medicine is proud to take care of Leeds Football. Big night as they take on rivals Moody.

09/25/2026

Enjoyed giving talk on cartilage restoration to the University of Louisville orthopedic surgeons. I’ve always been a data driven surgeon, especially when there is randomized controlled data. My practice is committed to knee preservation and utilizing evidence based medicine.

09/23/2026

Our new orthopedic research fellows, Zach and Camille, join me for a mid day professional soccer game for sideline coverage. The fellowship is not only about publishing research but also gaining clinical experience throughout the year.

09/19/2026

Dr. Momaya and Alyssah Robinson, ATC are proud to take care of Leeds High School athletics. Call us at 205-975-2663 for appointments.

09/11/2026

Athletic trainers have traditionally worked on the sidelines and training rooms, diagnosing injuries and managing treatment. This musculoskeletal knowledge has translated well to the orthopedic clinic setting where many now serve as clinical coordinators. Take a look at our recent study on patient preference for coordinators. Send this to an athletic trainer who you think is ready to transition to the clinic for more regular hours.

https://www.momayamd.com/pdf/120-certified-athletic-trainers-are-preferred-coordinators-in-sports-medicine-clinics-a-patient-survey-study.pdf

09/03/2026

The US Open is in full swing and many are getting back on the courts. Check out our recent blog post on “tennis leg” and how to treat it.

You’re sprinting for a low volley or pushing off for a serve when suddenly-pop.

09/01/2026

Take a look at our recent comeback story. Sebastian Tregarthen, a professional soccer athlete from Uruguay, broke his forearm during a match. He turned to UAB Sports Medicine for surgery and made a terrific return to soccer. ⚽️

https://www.momayamd.com/success-stories/sebastian-tregarthen/?pl=1177&plp=73997

08/28/2026

Check out our recent blog post on knee braces for offensive linemen.

Every single snap in football involves hundreds of pounds of raw athletic force colliding. Within this chaotic grid, offensive linemen operate in a state of constant vulnerability.