The Great Falls-based Benefis Orthopedic Center of Montana now offers anterior hip replacement.
Three orthopedic surgeons in Connecticut are using outpatient subchondroplasty surgery, rather than total knee replacement, to treat stress fractures. Daniel N. Fish, MD, and Robert J. Daher, MD, practice at Brookfield-based Orthopaedic Specialists of Connecticut. The third surgeon, Matthew R. Rogell, MD, practices at Danbur-based Connecticut Family Orthopedics.
Eugene, Ore.-based Slocum Surgery Center added knee and hip replacement surgery to its repertoire of offerings.
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