Shoulder Surgery: Ream and Run
Featuring Frederick A. Matsen III, M.D.
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Dr. Rick Matsen
of UW Medical Center's Bone and Joint Surgery Center is the pioneer of
a procedure called a “ream and run,” an alternative to a traditional
shoulder replacement surgery. The ream and run helps active
individuals, like 65-year-old racquetball player Jim Rockstad, remain
competitive by allowing the body to rebuild its own cartilage,
recreating a smooth joint surface. To view the full Inside Access program, go to Innovations in Shoulder Surgery.
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Created on 02/26/2009 by UWTV
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