Thomas Graham, MD, hand surgeon and chairman of Cleveland Clinic Innovations, recently performed hand surgery on Cleveland Cavaliers forward Antwan Jamison for a fracture in his left little finger, according to a report from The Chronicle-Telegram.
Mr. Jamison sustained the injury in a game against the Philadelphia 76ers after being fouled under the basket. The surgery was performed at Marymount Surgery Center, part of the Cleveland Clinic Sports Health Center.
Richard Parker, MD, a Cleveland Clinic orthopedist and head team physician for the Cavaliers, assisted Dr. Graham during the surgery. Mr. Jamison will undergo five to seven weeks of rehabilitation before he will return to play.
Read the report from The Chronicle-Telegram about Antwan Jamison.
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Mr. Jamison sustained the injury in a game against the Philadelphia 76ers after being fouled under the basket. The surgery was performed at Marymount Surgery Center, part of the Cleveland Clinic Sports Health Center.
Richard Parker, MD, a Cleveland Clinic orthopedist and head team physician for the Cavaliers, assisted Dr. Graham during the surgery. Mr. Jamison will undergo five to seven weeks of rehabilitation before he will return to play.
Read the report from The Chronicle-Telegram about Antwan Jamison.
Read other coverage on team physicians:
- Jets Team Physician Dr. Kenneth Montgomery Examines Quarterback Mark Sanchez
- Celtics Team Physician Dr. Brian McKeon Treats Two Players
- Two Cincinnati Bengals Team Physicians Relinquish Responsibilities