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Department of Orthopedics

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OSSEOINTEGRATION: A SURGEON’S PERSPECTIVE

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Written by Amplitude on September 10, 2020

Dr. Jason Stoneback calls osseointegration (OI) a “game-changer” for amputees. He also knows that successful outcomes can’t be assumed. They have to be earned. As one of the few OI surgeons in the United States, Stoneback has seen first-hand the procedure’s potential to transform amputees’ lives. “I have a lot of patients who are very emotional because of how profound the impact is on them,” he says. Recent studies have reported sky-high success rates for OI, with major improvements in quality of life, mobility, and pain management. Our piece on Munya Mahiya from a couple of weeks ago amply illustrates the upside of OI.

Dr. Jason Stoneback (left) with an OI patient.
Photo courtesy University of Colorado School of Medicine.

 

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