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general ortho menu General Ortho Home Triage Clinic Amputee Clinic Adult Cerebral Palsy Physician and Staff

The Orthopaedic Department at Vanderbilt has a very strong program for the care of cerebral palsy patients. Of course this is an interdisciplinary program in conjunction with many other clinical departments at the medical center.

The pediatric orthopaedic division is extremely active in the treatment of children with cerebral palsy. Upon reaching adulthood, the cerebral palsy patient is referred to the Adult Cerebral Palsy Program for continued orthopaedic management.

Patients with other neuromuscular disorders who have orthopaedic needs are also evaluated and treated in this program.

Vanderbilt Orthopaedic Institute
Medical Center East, South Tower, Suite 4200
Nashville, TN 37232-8774

Amanda Renick
615-343-5409
615-343-3809 (Fax)
amanda.renick@vanderbilt.edu

General Orthopaedics Diabetic Foot Program Amputee Prosthetic Clinic Adult Cerebral Palsy Program General Ortho Physician & Staff

 

 


 
Employee Recognition Nominee Form

3rd Year Resident, Alfred Mansour receives "Best Consultant to the ED Award" from Vanderbilt Emergency Medicine

Marc Tressler, DO and Franklin Physical Therapy receive 2008 Excellence in Healthcare Awards

Jeff Watson, MD finishes Boston Marathon in 2:57:08

Gregory Mencio gives Honduran Girl a New Start

Rehab Oncology Reporter Article - May 2, 2008

2008 Match Results!

New Device Repairs Tendon

Tony Mayo receives $1000 Award from Vanderbilt Risk Management

Department of Defense Awards $1.3 million Grant for Orthopaedic Trauma Research

Vanderbilt Orthopaedic Institute at Franklin is Moving and changing it's name on December 10!

Men's Health Magazine Lauds Vanderbilt Physicians

Investigators track ACL Injuries' impact on Arthritis

Thumbs Down to Excessive Text Messaging - Dr. Weikert Quoted in the Tennessean

Gregory Mencio, M.D. gives Hatian Boy a "Step Up" on His Future

Kurt Spindler, M.D. Awarded NIH RO1 Grant

Douglas Weikert, M.D. Honored by PRC

Procedure Straightens Scoliosis Curves

Last Resort Surgery Holds Promise for Shoulder Patients




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