For a professional athlete whose career relies on the strength and stability of their throwing arm, a torn ligament can feel like the end of the road. Tommy John surgery, first performed in 1974, changed that story by offering a way to repair the damage and restore hope. It’s named after Major League pitcher Tommy John, the first person to have the surgery, who made a remarkable return to top performance afterward.
Tommy John Surgery
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