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Dr. Robert S. Bray, Jr., Discovers New Spine Disease Primarily Affecting Young Women
Recent News Release
Three-Time Olympian Tony Benshoof Has Successful Microdisectomy Performed by Dr. Robert S. Bray, Jr.
03/31/2010
The most successful men’s luge athlete in U.S. history, Tony Benshoof, has successful spinal surgery for the second time in 15 months to correct a re-ruptured disk and a newly torn disk. The mirco-surgical procedure was performed by Dr. Robert S. Bray, Jr.
Specialties
Non-Surgical Treatment for Dupuytren’s Disease Recently Approved by the FDA Offered by Dr. John T. Knight
05/05/2010
Dr. John T. Knight, a hand and wrist specialist offers first non-surgical treatment for Dupuytren’s Disease that uses Xiaflex the first drug to treat this progressive hand disease which can affect a person’s ability to straighten and properly use their fingers.
Recent D.I.S.C. In the News
Dr. Nicola Featured on KABC TV
08/16/2010
Dr. Nicola describes a new technology that may replace the need for knee surgery for some patients.
Healthy Living
Understanding and Avoiding Shoulder Injuries in Sports
03/17/2010
Shoulder injuries commonly occur in various sports from overuse, but can also result from a traumatic injury or even a fall. Board certified orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Andrew Bulczynski provides some insight into prevention and treatment that every athlete should know.
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Tree of Life Sculpture on Display at AAOS as part of Wounded in Action Art Exhibit
03/03/2010
Gary Brazina, M.D.
Daily Health Tip
Daily Health Tip #64
07/16/2010
Change your shoes,it cuts down on the wear of your shoes and helps keep an even playing field for your back and knees.
Dr. Bill Bergman