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Tendon Repair

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Hear how experienced physicians approach Tendon Repair on BackTable. Learn from podcasts, cases, and courses curated by physician content creators, covering patient selection, workup, and procedure technique. Get the BackTable app to follow this Topic and hear more of the conversations that matter to your practice.

Moving the Needle: Percutaneous Treatment of Tendon Injuries
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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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