Rich Seubert, offensive lineman for the New York Giants, will undergo surgery at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City to repair a right knee injury, according to a hospital news release.
Mr. Seubert suffered a dislocated right knee as well as ligament and tendon injuries in the knee during a game last Sunday. Russell Warren, MD, a surgeon at the Hospital for Special Surgery, examined Mr. Seubert and expressed confidence that surgery would effectively treat the injuries and allow Mr. Seubert to return to play.
Read the Hospital for Special Surgery release on Rich Seubert's knee surgery.
Read other coverage on the Hospital for Special Surgery:
- Dr. Russell Warren Examines New York Giants' Receiver's Left Knee Injury
- Hospital for Special Surgery Physician Performs Tommy John Surgery on Former Phillies Pitcher
- Hospital for Special Surgery Creates Musculoskeletal Outcomes and Research Center
Mr. Seubert suffered a dislocated right knee as well as ligament and tendon injuries in the knee during a game last Sunday. Russell Warren, MD, a surgeon at the Hospital for Special Surgery, examined Mr. Seubert and expressed confidence that surgery would effectively treat the injuries and allow Mr. Seubert to return to play.
Read the Hospital for Special Surgery release on Rich Seubert's knee surgery.
Read other coverage on the Hospital for Special Surgery:
- Dr. Russell Warren Examines New York Giants' Receiver's Left Knee Injury
- Hospital for Special Surgery Physician Performs Tommy John Surgery on Former Phillies Pitcher
- Hospital for Special Surgery Creates Musculoskeletal Outcomes and Research Center