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UTOSM Research Newsletter- October2019
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Visiting surgeons attend case study session and cadaver lab
8 surgeons from across Canada attended a case study session and hip arthroscopy cadaver lab as part of the 1st UTOSM Hip Symposium. A huge thank you to Dr. Femi Ayeni, Dr. Whelan, Dr. Dwyer and Dr. Chahal who led these sessions and to our sponsor Stryker.
1st UTOSM Hip Symposium was a hit!
An amazing turnout and response from the attendees of our 1st UTOSM Hip Symposium. It was a great day of education and networking. A huge thank you to our speakers Dr. Femi Ayeni, Dr. Danny Whelan, Dr. Jas Chahal, Dr. Tim Dwyer, Dr. John Theodoropoulos, Dr. Bob Bleakney, Darryl Yardley and to our sponsor OSSUR.
Just released – check out our September 2019 Research Newletter!
UTOSM Research Newsletter- September2019
Our August 2019 Research Newletter is fresh off the press!
Click the link to review what has been published during the past month. UTOSM Research Newsletter- August2019
Welcome 2019/20 UTOSM fellows!
Learn more about this years cohort on our fellowship page.
See what’s happening by checking out our UTOSM July 2019 Research Newsletter!
UTOSM Research Newsletter- July2019
Dr. Christian Veillette appointed Division Head of Orthopaedic Surgery at University Health Network
Congratulations to Dr. Christian Veillette who has been appointed as the Division Head of Orthopaedic Surgery at University Health Network effective July 1st, 2019. Dr. Veillette completed his undergraduate and medical degrees at the University of Calgary. He completed his orthopaedic surgery residency at University of Toronto and earned his Masters of Science degree in […]
Orthopaedic Reserach & Innvoation Take Center Stage at the 2019 COA
This years meeting combined the Canadian Orthopaedic Association, and the International Combined Orthopaedic Research Societies, showcasing advancements in Orthopaedic research and their translation to clinical practice. It was a wonderful opportunity as a clinical researcher and member of the Orthopaedic Clinical Coordinators Group (OCCG) to network, share perspectives, successes, and obstacles within the Orthopaedic research […]