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 a specialty group of orthopaedic surgeons recognized as being among the best in Baltimore. We received this distinction by offering compassionate care, the latest in technology and orthopaedic surgeons trained at the country's most prestigious medical centers and universities. It is our goal to continue this tradition of excellence in the care of our patients.  
 
 
  National Athletic Trainers Month
March, 2012 -- March is National Athletic Training Month. Athletic trainers SAVE lives... READ MORE!  Climber's Comeback
March, 2012 -- Jim Williams of Jackson Hole, Wyo., has his own exploration travel company and became the first person to guide the "Seven Summits" -- the world's highest mountains -- within one year. After 30 years of "skiing, climbing, and teaching outdoor skills," he says that his back gave out during a Mt. Everest climb in 2010, requiring him to be helicoptered to medical care...  Baltimore's Top Doctors
November, 2011 -- Towson Orthopaedic Associates is proud to announce that Dr. Michael Marion has been named to the 20111-2012 Baltimore Top Doctors list. Having physicians named to this prestigious list is a reflection of the quality of care provided by the entire practice. Hand Surgery  Contracting Fingers: Housecall, Dr. WolockSeptember, 2011 -- You may think it's arthritis, but if your ring finger or pinkie is bending inward, and you have large, thickened nodes in your palm, you probably have Dupuytren's contracture. This disease creates a thickening of the palmar fascia -- the interior tissue of the palm -- causing the smaller fingers to contract...  Dr. Brodie Patient Signs Contract With European Soccer TeamAug. 12, 2011 -- Baltimore's Seth Moses has signed a professional contract with Austrian club SCR Altach, the standout midfielder told TopDrawerSoccer.com on Friday. Moses was offered a multi-year contract by the club following his performance with the PDL's Orange County Blue Star team during its SuperElite International Tour last month...  Bel Air LocationAug. 10, 2011 -- Patients coming to our Bel Air Location should look for our SIGN off of Route 24 and Plumtree Road...  Scoliosis and Spine Center is ExpandingJune, 2011 -- Beginning July 6th, the Mid-Atlantic's leading center of excellence for the care and treatment of disorders of the spine and neck, the Scoliosis and Spine Center of Maryland, is expanding to provide greater convenience for Harford and Cecil County residents...  Full ThrottleJune, 2011 -- Jeff Connolly was disabled from a herniated disk with pressure on his spinal cord. Dr. Paul McAfee and his team did a PCM disk replacement. "Hi Dr. McAfee, this is Jeffrey Connolly. I am one of your patients running around with your PCM device. Forgive my delay... been really busy. Anyway, here are some pics of me in action and a picture of one of the cars I machine components for."...  Dr. Jack C. Childers, Jr. OrthopedistMay, 2011 -- Dr. Jack Cely Childers, Jr., a retired pioneering Baltimore orthopedic surgeon, died April 29 of cardiac arrest at St. Joseph Medical Center. He was 72. Dr. Childers was born and raised in Lexington, North Carolina, where he graduated in 1956 from Lexington Senior High School. After graduating from Princeton University in 1960, he enrolled at the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, and during his third year of medical school decided to go into orthopedics...  Back in the Game - House CallMay, 2011 -- Paul Blair, Baltimore Orioles' outfielder from 1964-1976 and eight-time Golden Glove winner, jokes that he feels "36 years old again." The professional athlete can be found most days pursuing his passion of golf. But for a year, he lived with the daily pain of arthritis in his hip that crimped his golf game. "I guess it was the wear and tear on my hip from playing baseball and golf that caused the problem," he says. "I never thought I'd need a hip replacement, but I was determined to get back to playing what I love."... 
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