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The New trends in Orthopedics
The modern tendency within orthopedic surgery as well as medicine itself is towards subspecialty. Via this route a deeper understanding is achievable on the subject of major joints such as the shoulder, elbow, hands, spine, hip and knee, as well as tailored rehabilitation. Orthopedica is an Institute where such specialist groups are dedicated to an area of orthopedics, with a resultant improvement in outcomes. Our orthopedic group includes specialists in orthopedics and orthopedic surgery, rehabilitation and anesthesiology, all of them maintain their expertise via constant updating. Our specialized Doctors are recognized nationally and internationally, they have published in recognized journals and books and have made significant contributions to the body of knowledge in both orthopedics and sports medicine.'
This information is solely intended as complementary reference information and is not a substitute or replacement for the advice of a health professional.
The intention of this site is the promotion of the orthopedic subspecialties and to provide the patient with dependable medical information.
This site is oriented towards patients, students, and the general public.
This site is founded by International Knee & Sports Medicine Subspecialty Group a private orthopedic clinic composed of Orthopedic surgeons, Physiotherapists, Anesthesiologists and Pain Doctors at Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. We do not receive any support from commercial companies, our information provided here is not linked financially to any product or brand name. The Physicians are board certified in their speciality in compliance with the laws of the Ministry of Health of Mexico
*Our policy forbid any commercial advertisement in this site.
Editor responsible for the website Rafael Inigo Pavlovich,MD,PhD,FACS
Affiliated to the Mexican Orthopedic Society, Board certified by the Mexican Orthopedic and traumatology Council RE-00260SON, orthopedic and sports medicine licence Aut. esp. AE-00260
The New trends in Orthopedics
The modern tendency within orthopedic surgery as well as medicine itself is towards subspecialty. Via this route a deeper understanding is achievable on the subject of major joints such as the shoulder, elbow, hands, spine, hip and knee, as well as tailored rehabilitation. Orthopedica is an Institute where such specialist groups are dedicated to an area of orthopedics, with a resultant improvement in outcomes. Our orthopedic group includes specialists in orthopedics and orthopedic surgery, rehabilitation and anesthesiology, all of them maintain their expertise via constant updating. Our specialized Doctors are recognized nationally and internationally, they have published in recognized journals and books and have made significant contributions to the body of knowledge in both orthopedics and sports medicine.'
This information is solely intended as complementary reference information and is not a substitute or replacement for the advice of a health professional.
The intention of this site is the promotion of the orthopedic subspecialties and to provide the patient with dependable medical information.
This site is oriented towards patients, students, and the general public.
This site is founded by International Knee & Sports Medicine Subspecialty Group a private orthopedic clinic composed of Orthopedic surgeons, Physiotherapists, Anesthesiologists and Pain Doctors at Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. We do not receive any support from commercial companies, our information provided here is not linked financially to any product or brand name. The Physicians are board certified in their speciality in compliance with the laws of the Ministry of Health of Mexico
*Our policy forbid any commercial advertisement in this site.
Editor responsible for the website Rafael Inigo Pavlovich,MD,PhD,FACS
Affiliated to the Mexican Orthopedic Society, Board certified by the Mexican Orthopedic and traumatology Council RE-00260SON, orthopedic and sports medicine licence Aut. esp. AE-00260