Last Friday, I watched Dr. Eliasberg performed an ACL reconstruction with a quad tendon, and shoulder stabilization, and a biceps tenodisis. Monday to Wednesday I spent time wrapping up my examination of the pathways of differntially regulated in the old vs young mouse shoulder impingement model using GO and KEGG. Wednesday I shadowed Dr. Rodeo in the clinic and got to see an HA injection into the shoulder for treating arthritis and two knee aspirations. Thursday I attended my last Rodeo lab meeting and shadowed Dr. Ranawat in the OR, where I saw an osteotomy of the femur. Friday, I will be shadowing Dr. Rodeo in the OR one last time. I have really enjoyed getting the opportunity to work with Dr. Rodeo and see all the work that's being done in his lab on tendons. And I have very much appreciated the opportunity to watch procedures in the OR and see how surgeons interact with patients and decided on recommending treatments.
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