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Mass General surgeon Chaitanya Mudgal, MD, right, and an attendee in front of a sign announcing Dr. Mudgal's conference in Guigang City, China.

Hand Surgeon Takes Expertise to China and India...

Published 1 month ago by Colleen Keilty in Global Health, Orthopaedics, Surgery

The efforts of Chaitanya Mudgal, MD, to care for patients and better the field of hand surgery extend 12,000 miles across the world to Guangxi Province in China and the city of Hubballi in India.

Orthopedic surgeon Scott Martin, MD is investigating stem cells as a way to preserve joints like the hip.

Stem Cells Are Focus of Joint Preservation Research...

Published 1 year ago by Ellen Barlow in Donor Recognition, Medical Research, Orthopaedics

Thanks to some dedicated donors, Mass General researchers are exploring innovative joint preservation techniques that revolve around the use of stem cells.

Arthur Boland, MD, with two physicians he mentored, Kelly McInnis, DO, and Luke Oh, MD. Dr. Oh is now directing the fellowship program.

Fellowship Would Honor Sports Medicine Pioneer...

Published 2 years ago by Mass General Giving in Education, Orthopaedics, Patient Care

The Mass General Sports Medicine Service seeks $1 million for an endowed fellowship honoring Arthur Boland, MD, mentor and long-time team doctor.

Foot and Ankle – A Growing Specialty...

Published 2 years ago by Jennifer B. Wells in Health & Wellness, Medical Research, Orthopaedics

Foot and ankle is one of the fastest growing fields in orthopaedics. Factors driving this growth include increased participation in athletics, motor vehicle trauma, osteoarthritis, obesity, diabetes and the aging population.

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