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The one-year Orthopaedic Surgery Fellowship at
UNC is an exciting and dynamic training program involving the treatment
of complex orthopaedic problems, from trauma, total joint arthroplasty,
sports medicine, hand, and foot and ankle disorders in adults and kids.
There are numerous research opportunities in the acute and
reconstructive surgery of the orthopaedic patient. In addition to these
opportunities, fellows will be able to observe the treatment of
patients with a variety of orthopaedic disorders, including primary and
revision fracture repair, the treatment of non-unions, ankle
replacements and fusions, complex total joint arthroplasty, foot and
hand reconstructions, and bunion surgery. Furthermore, fellows will
observe all aspects of orthopedic care via a clinic environment,
detailed physical therapy involvement, and orthotic care.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 14 May 2008 )
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