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Airdates for the Orthopaedics Grand Rounds
- September 5 @ 7:00am
- September 7 @ 7:00pm
- September 9 @ 1:00pm
- September 9 @ 11:00pm
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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 Richard J. Bransford, M.D.
I love to see people get better and see their change in outlook. I love to take care of challenging problems and see a positive outcome.
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University of Washington Sports-Medicine surgeon
Christopher Wahl
featured in The New York Times in an article published on August 23,
2010.
Bruce J. Sangeorzan, MD Professor and Vice Chair of Orthopedics UW School of
Medicine; Chief of Orthopedics Harborview
University of Washington sports-medicine surgeons Christopher Wahl, Brian Krabak and Kim Harmon featured in Seattle Times in an article published on June 8, 2010
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