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Tendon Injury
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Episode # 32 • 04 Oct 2023
Moving the Needle: Percutaneous Treatment of Tendon Injuries
In this episode, Dr. Jacob Fleming interviews Dr. William Morrison, the medical director of Trace Orthopedics. Trace Orthopedics is developing a minimally invasive implantable device for tendon repairs.
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