Dr. Marvin Smith: Orthopedic Surgeon: Memorial Healthcare System
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2019
- Marvin Smith, MD, is an orthopaedic surgeon at Memorial Healthcare System and the Memorial Sports Medicine Center.
Dr. Smith has experience in common arthroscopic procedures including ACL reconstruction, meniscus repair, rotator cuff repair, shoulder instability (open and arthroscopic techniques), shoulder arthroplasty, and various upper and lower extremity ligament repair/reconstruction.
Through advanced training, Dr. Smith has developed a special interest in more complex surgical solutions including, but not limited to, multiligamentous knee reconstruction, innovative patellofemoral instability correction, meniscus transplantation, cutting-edge cartilage restoration and joint preservation, and hip arthroscopy. Additionally, I have observed favorable patient outcomes with the use of biologics and ultrasound guided therapeutics and have thus incorporated them into my practice.
Dr. Smith is the greatest orthopedic surgeon!
Thank you, Dr. Smith
amazing video seems like a great surgeon
Sir I got little dislocation of my MCP of right thumb 14 yrs ago. I don't have any pain. Can I fix it through surgery or there is less chance of getting any complication in future so l don't require surgery and leave it
sir I am 19yrs I have met with an accident and my little finger(middle phalanges) was broken and doctor treated me with a splint.
sir after healing ,the healed bone gains normal bone strength and is there any chance to break while punching after healing?
I’ve done 3 years of shoulder strengthening exercises, and routinely. The muscle and tendons are as strong as they’re ever going to get, inside and out. I had arth labels surgery and the point where the pain is centered, the labrum, is in constant and chronic pain. Went back to the orthopedic dr, and to two more for second and third opinions with a new mri, and they said that there was nothing more that I could do if I did the rehab, WHICH I DID! And still do regularly. Now the problem is severe bursitis surrounding the scapula that cracks and grinds like nothing you could imagine, and of course the labrum feels like a fresh gunshot would no matter what I do. But, I am not looking into what I just discovered as an arthroscopic bursectomy, and also maybe stem cells, neither of which I have the funds for as of yet. Dr. Smith, would it be possible for me to mail my MRI report and/or imaging to someone to just take a look at it for me?
Sir who have clavicle surgery he can do push up exercise?
That’s my dude
I am sick with a broken arm and I do not have money for treatment
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