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Program Description
Mayo Clinic in Arizona offers a one-year Adult Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship. This program provides extensive exposure to, and experience in, the evaluation and management of complex hip and knee problems in adolescents and adults. Additionally, an opportunity is available for a rotation in advanced shoulder reconstruction.
Particular emphasis is placed on the unique challenges of complex and revision arthroplasty. Fellows will also learn to diagnosis and treat problematic joints, whether from injury, disease or previous arthroplasty. Additional emphasis is given to clinical research of progressive surgical techniques, outcome analysis and post-operative rehabilitation.
Fellows will participate as a team member inboth the clinic setting and the operating room. This experience provides exposure to perioperative care management and decision-making.
Program History
The Adult Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Arizona began in 2004. It is anticipated that one fellow will complete training in this program each year.
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