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Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine at the University of WashingtonThe
fellowship-trained surgeon faculty of University of Washington
Department of Orthopedics and Sports Medicine provides expert and
personalized surgical approaches to the bone and joint problems that
threaten the comfort and function of thousands of individuals each
year. These surgeons combine decades of experience, knowledge of the
world's literature and their own cutting edge research to optimize the
approaches to the vast range of conditions that can be effectively
managed by arthroscopic surgery, arthritis and arthritis surgery, foot and ankle surgery, hand and wrist surgery, hip and knee reconstruction, pediatric orthopedic surgery, shoulder and elbow surgery, spine surgery, orthopedic trauma surgery, as well as tumor surgery and post surgical reconstruction.
* At the University of Washington in Seattle, we are working to keep you fit for life. Click here to find out more *
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Offered by UW Hand Center
Upper Extremity Fractures & Complex Injuries Course for Therapists
Mark your calendar for April 24, 2010.
Click here to download course brochure and registration materials.
Registration is DUE April 9th and is $150.
Late registration is $170, and a syllabus the day of is not guaranteed.
Course Objectives: To provide current and clinical information for the treatment of the hand and upper extremity through lectures and anatomical demonstrations. Click here for details
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UW OrthoSource
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Do you have questions about bone & joint conditions? Use our
natural language search engine to search UW Orthosource, including hundreds of
informative articles and videos written by and featuring Department of
Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine faculty and surgeons.
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An interview with Alexander Bertelsen PA-C
Alexander Bertelsen is a graduate from the University of Washington Physician Assistant Program in 2005 and is now working with the University of Washington Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Department.
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UW Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Doug Smith, will be featured in KOMO-TV's 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. newscasts
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