by Benjamin Domb, M.D. | 7 years ago
This video demonstrates our technique for minimally invasive repair of the hamstring tendon avulsion injury. The surgical site is washed with arthroscopy fluid. The sciatic nerve is identified and protected. A bleeding bed of bone is created, and anchors are placed. All sutures are shuttled
Dr. Daniel B. Chan, MD gives a presentation about outpatient hip and knee replacement in an..
By Daniel B. Chan, M.D.
5 years ago
Partial Hamstring Findings
Hamstring injuries are common in athletes who participate in sports..
By Timothy J. Jackson, M.D.
10 years ago
Hip Capsule Repair Visit http://www.yoummd.com/ for more information
By New York Hip Surgeons
11 years ago
Patient is walking without a limp only a few hours after minimally invasive total hip replacement..
By Lige Kaplan, M.D.
8 years ago
Patient discussing his experience with Total Hip Replacement
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By Nicholas B. Frisch MD
6 years ago
