| One woman went to an orthopedist for painful degenerative arthritis in her knee. |
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| If the examination is positive, referral to an orthopedist may be a better strategy than MRI because of the latter's relatively low specificity. |
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| After referral to a pediatric orthopedist, she was diagnosed with idiopathic juvenile osteoporosis. |
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| Despite good intentions, they risk eventually getting up close and personal with an ice bag, an orthopedist or both. |
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| If any instability is noted after reduction or the fracture is comminuted, the patient should be referred to an orthopedist. |
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| A physical therapist or orthopedist can evaluate your natural turnout by manipulating your hip joints in the passive position. |
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| It allows in the shortest terms to the orthopedist or to an implantist to start the work. |
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| The team works closely with other specialists, such as a surgeon, orthopedist, rheumatologist, dentist, geneticist and psychologist. |
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| In the nineteen-eighties, Dr. Saleh studied in Cuba, where he was a pupil of Cuba's foremost orthopedist, Dr. Rodrigo Álvarez Cambras. |
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| Recently, an orthopedist, looking at a spinal X-ray, asked him what had happened when he was a child. |
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| Displaced fractures of the radial head should be referred to an orthopedist for operative repair. |
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| I couldn't feel my arm anymore, I told the same orthopedist, I said, 'It hurts, it hurts so bad. |
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| An action brought by a patient against an orthopedist further to the aorta being perforated during a surgery done to remove a herniated disk. |
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| This system, which has been fitted jointly with our orthopedist colleagues, equips less than ten operating theater in France. |
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| As two weeks became three, there had been two visits to the urgicare center and two appointments with the orthopedist. |
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| Arrival of an orthopedist, Dr Ethan Lichtblau, who receives patients referred to him with bone, joint, ligament, muscle, tendon or nerve problems. |
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| The team works closely with other specialists-a surgeon, an orthopedist, a rheumatologist, a dentist, a geneticist and a psychiatrist, among others. |
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| For several years, on the recommendation of the conductor Eugene Ormandy, Glenn received treatment for his ailing left shoulder from an orthopedist in Philadelphia. |
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| A specialist such as an orthopedist working at the CHUS can view the images produced at the CSSS-IUGS using the PACS system from his institution and subsequently plan for the patient transfer and intervention. |
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| Dr. Rocco Monto, the island's only orthopedist, says that, over the past six years, more than six hundred people in the area have fractured their fifth metatarsals. |
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| In 1968 he became the orthopedist for the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team, and in 1974 he performed an ulnar collateral ligament reconstructive surgery on pitcher Tommy John, who had torn a ligament in his elbow. |
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| He'd been Brittany's orthopedist since she was two, and for five years, he'd known that her kyphoscoliosis could kill her if it wasn't corrected. |
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| I had been having chronic shoulder and neck pain for years and finally went to see an orthopedist about the problem. |
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| You want the leg fixed, and the orthopedist tells you how that will be done. |
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| You wondered if you should call an orthopedist. |
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| He also earned an advanced degree in orthopedic surgery at University Kebangsaan, Kuala Lumpur, Malay., and became an orthopedist at University Kebangsaan Malaysia Hospital. |
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| Her orthopedist cannot guarantee us that she will be able to walk. |
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| Morales, who injured his right knee two weeks ago while playing in the Dominican Republic winter league, will be examined by team orthopedist Lewis Yocum. |
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