Dr. Logan & Dr. White Speak to the Denver Medical Community about Knee Surgery

Dr. Logan and Dr. White recently hosted an event to teach Denver area physicians and physical therapists about ACL surgery, meniscal repair, total knee replacement and PRP. This event was a lecture – lab combination and enable these local providers to engage in a hands-on session at the Gemini Mountain Medical lab. ACL reconstruction and Total Knee Arthroplasty procedures were performed on cadaver specimens, and a live PRP injection was performed on a patient. The doctors discussed surgical indications, technique and recovery while highlighting the appropriate use of technology, and the future of medicine, including stem cells and regenerative therapies.

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