Dr Grant Padley was recently asked to teach a mobile cadaver lab in Tuscon, AZ

Dr Grant Padley was recently asked to teach a mobile cadaver lab in Tuscon, AZ. The main focus of the lab was educating orthopedic surgeons on newer techniques and products used in shoulder and knee arthroscopic surgery. This included rotator cuff repairs, shoulder labral repairs and knee anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. Dr Padley is fellowship trained in sports medicine with an emphasis on shoulder and knee arthroscopy as well as expertise in advanced hip arthroscopy. The growing popularity of mobile labs offer the opportunity to bring the training facility to the surgeons. This allows for a lower surgeon to educator ratio and a more convenient way for a group of surgeons to learn without having to leave their practice.



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Dr. Kostas Economopoulos, Dr. John O'Donnell, and Dr. Tom Carter

Dr. Kostas Economopoulos is honored to be working with one of the pioneers of hip arthroscopy, Dr. John O’Donnell.

John O’Donnell, MBBS, FRCS

Dr. O’Donnell has been performing hip arthroscopy since 1990 and was one of the earliest developers of arthroscopic FAI surgery in 2002. He is one of the early pioneers in the field and is one of a handful of high volume hip arthroscopists in the world having performed over 5000 hip arthroscopies. He is the president-elect for the International Society of Hip Arthroscopists and will take office in October 2013. He practices in Melbourne, Australia and takes care of many high-level athletes including Australian Rules Football players and Australian Olympic athletes.

Featured in the photo:  Dr. Tom Carter (TOCA) was asked to be a visiting professor in Australia,
Dr. Kostas Economopoulos (TOCA), and Dr. John O’Donnell.



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