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Faculty Detail |
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Jerry Huang, M.D.
Assistant Professor
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Specialty:
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Hand & Wrist |
| College: | University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) | | Medical School: | UCLA School of Medicine | | Internship: | Case Western Reserve University | | Residency: | Case Western Reserve University | | Fellowship: | UCLA Hand and Microsurgery Fellowship
AO Traveling Trauma Fellowship in Bern, Switzerland | | Memberships: | American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
American Society for Surgery of the Hand
| | Board Certification: | Board Eligible | | Common Surgeries Performed: | - Carpal tunnel release
- Cubital tunnel release
- Dupuytren's contracture release
- Fixing fractures of the elbow, wrist, and hand
- Repair of nerve, tendon, and blood vessel injuries
- Reconstructive surgery for arthritis of the elbow, wrist, and hand
- Post-traumatic reconstruction of the elbow, wrist, and hand
| | Common Diagnoses Treated: | - Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Peripheral nerve injury to the upper extremity
- Trigger finger
- Dupuytren's contracture
- Fractures and dislocations about the elbow, wrist, and hand
- Arthritis involving the elbow, wrist, and hand
- Thumb arthritis
- Sprains, strains, or ligament tear in the elbow, wrist, and hand
- Contractures and stiffness in the fingers
- Elbow stiffness and elbow pain
| | Appointment request information (web, phone, fax): | University of Washington Bone and Joint Center - Phone: 206-598-BONE (2663) or Eastside Specialty Center: (425) 646-7777 | | Research Interests: |
- Bone
and cartilage tissue engineering with stem cells with the goal of
developing potential biologic treatment options for upper extremity trauma
and arthritis
- Soft
tissue techniques for reconstruction of the hand and wrist
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An interview with Rick Matsen, M.D.
Dr Matsen has dedicated his entire professional life to developing excellence in Orthopedics and Sports Medicine at the University of Washington. Starting with his residency here in 1971 he developed an interest in shoulder and elbow reconstruction. A fellowship with the father of modern shoulder surgery, Dr Charles S. Neer II confirmed his lifetime commitment to improving the art of care of patients with simple and complex problems involving the shoulder and elbow.
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Dr. Beingessner received the Howard Rosen Memorial Teaching Award at the Cincinnati AO Principles Course
Retired orthopaedic surgeon Frank Alvine, UWSOM 1964 and Orthopaedic
Surgery Residency 1972, has been named as an inductee to the South
Dakota Hall of Fame by its Board of Directors.
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