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Mayo Clinic Q&A podcast: Working toward more diversity in orthopedic surgery

by Kelechi R. Okoroha, MD | 5 years ago

Of all the medical and surgical subspecialties, orthopedic surgery historically has had the lowest percentage of women and minorities. Mayo Clinic’s orthopedic surgery department is working to change that.

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Dr. Eggers's patient testimonial knee 35

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By John P. Eggers, M.D.
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Watch out for holiday traditions that could turn hazardous to your health

Dr. Raul Gosthe is an orthopedic surgeon at HCA HealthOne Presbyterian St. Luke's and says that..
By Raul Gosthe, M.D.
1 year ago

What can I expect 3 months after surgery 00:00:22

What can I expect 3 months after surgery

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By Barry J. Waldman MD
6 years ago

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When can I expect the pain to go away and when should I be concerned

Category People & Blogs
By Barry J. Waldman MD
6 years ago

Is Technology Important in Spine Surgery??? 00:01:08

Is Technology Important in Spine Surgery???

Surgery, like all fields relies on advancements in technology. It is crucial to use the latest..
By Chester John Donnally, III,..
5 years ago

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