The program is headed by Earl Scott, MD, and will provide an additional treatment option for patients with limited wrist and elbow mobility and function, according to the report.
In the past many upper extremity joint problems could not be corrected with surgery, but recent developments in prostheses for these joints are making upper extremity joint replacement a viable treatment option, according to the report.
Read the Minot Daily News’ report on Trinity Orthopedic Associates.
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