Dr. Ross Henshaw brings rare meniscus transplant to local community — 4 key notes

Orthopedic surgeon Ross Henshaw, MD, is now performing a rare meniscus transplant as outpatient surgery at The Sports Medicine Center at Danbury (Conn.) Orthopedics, according to Ridgefield’s Hamlethub.

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Here are four key notes:

 

1. Previously, patients had to undergo this type of surgery outside the region.

 

2. The meniscus transplant aims to prevent early onset arthritis.

 

3. Dr. Henshaw is fellowship-trained in knee and shoulder surgery.

 

4. Danbury Orthopedics is a member of Western Connecticut Orthopedic Specialists, New Milford Orthopedics and Coastal Orthopedics.

 

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