October 22, 2016
Mohenjo
Human Interest, Medical
doctors, Healthcare IT, Medicine and Healthcare, orthopedics, Surgeons, surgery
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I did not expect the answers given in the article.
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Robert Talac
MD, PhD
I am an orthopedic spine surgeon. I earned my medical degree from Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. Here I also got my PhD degree in Biophysics. Initially, I have done General Surgery and Surgical Oncology training in Europe. In 1999, I relocated to U.S. I have worked as a Research Associate at Tissue Engineering Lab at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN. I love research as it makes me better physician. However, I missed interactions with patients and thus in 2003, I decided to return to clinical practice in the US, which required to repeat my entire clinical training. I become student again. I was accepted into orthopedic residency program at UCSD Medical Center in San Diego, CA. I have spent 5 years there. In 2008, I transferred to Cleveland to pursue additional training in spine surgery. I have finished spine surgery fellowship at Center for Spine Health at Cleveland Clinic Foundation. It took me only 16 years (or 4 presidential terms) to reach my goal – to open my own clinic. In 2010 , I have founded Advanced Spine Institute.
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https://www.quora.com/How-much-does-an-orthopedic-surgeon-make-per-surgery-including-patient-visits-and-the-surgery
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April 5, 2013
Mohenjo
Medical
Adrian Peterson, amazon, Bo Jackson, business, celebrities, collateral ligaments, Dr. James Andrews, ESPN, ESPN's Stephania Bell, Health, Hotels, lateral collateral ligaments, Marcus Lattimore, medicine, NBA, NFL, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedics, recovery of Robert Griffin III, research, RG3, robert griffin, Robert Griffin III, Science, Science News, Scouting Combine, SportingNews NFL, sports, Stephania Bell, technology, Technology News, torn acl, torn anterior cruciate, travel, vacation
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The recovery of Robert Griffin III continues to get rave reviews from his orthopedic surgeon, Dr. James Andrews.
Last month at the Scouting Combine, Andrews said Griffin’s recovery from torn anterior cruciate and lateral collateral ligaments in his right knee was “way ahead of schedule.”
Then, in an interview with ESPN’s Stephania Bell on Friday, Andrews described Griffin as “superhuman” in his ability and motivation to recover. Andrews put South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore in the same category. Lattimore hopes to get drafted next month as he rehabs from a second torn ACL.
Andrews compared the rehabs of Griffin and Lattimore to those of Bo Jackson and Adrian Peterson.
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Robert Griffin III: January’s knee blowout is his spring rehab project. (AP Photo)
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