Orthopedics

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Used for

arthroscopy, joint replacement, skeletal surgery, synovectomy

Broader Terms

surgery

Narrower Terms

amputation, arthrodesis, arthroplasty, artificial limb, fracture fixation, hip surgery, intervertebral disk surgery, muscle transplantation, musculoskeletal transplantation

Related Terms

assistive device /technology, rehabilitation

Scope Note

branch of surgery that is especially concerned with the preservation and restoration of the functions of the skeletal system, its articulations and associated structures.

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  • 4742 dj Orthopedics is committed to protecting your privacy and understands the importance of safeguarding your medical information.
  • " "Orthopedics is one of the more profitable segments of the hospital," says Dr.
  • dj Orthopedics is a $275 million supplier of non-operative orthopedic rehabilitation, regeneration and repair products and other products, such as a device that stimulates bone growth.
  • Orthopedics is currently one of the largest medical industries and deals with deformities, injuries, and pathology of the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles.
  • Maloney's plan recognizes that "orthopedics is a perfect specialty for topics such as gene therapy and tissue engineering, because for the most part we have regional or localized disease process.

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