Dr. Christopher Dodson operates on 76ers’ Robert Covington — 5 takeaways

Christopher C. Dodson, MD, of Philadelphia-based Rothman Institute performed arthroscopic surgery on 76ers forward Robert Covington, according to Philly.com.

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Here’s what you need to know:

 

1. Dr. Dodson performed the surgery to repair the meniscus in Mr. Covington’s right knee.

 

2. The surgery was performed on Tuesday, April 18 at Philadelphia-based Vincera Institute.

 

3. Mr. Covington injured his knee in a game on March 28 against the Brooklyn Nets.

 

4. The team described the procedure as minor, according to ESPN.

 

5. Mr. Covington is expected to resume full-weight bearing in two weeks before participating in basketball activities this summer.

 

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