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 Gary Carter coaching on third using his 3DKnee. |
Gary Carter
In this video, baseball legend and Mets' Hall of Famer, Gary Carter, receives a 3DKnee™. Since this initial news report was broadcast, he is now back in the game
managing the Mets' Gulf Coast League team.
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 Cynta hiking in Big Bend National Park. |
Cynta de Narvaez
"Until 1991, I had a career as a hiking guide. I was a sea kayaker, a white water rafter, a fly fisherman and a scuba diver. My whole life was about leading treks into the wilderness and living an active, physical, outdoor life. I was invincible. Until I was crippled by Lupus. And then, almost overnight, my life was defined by paralysis, outrageous pain, and immobility. I was told I would never walk again."
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 John Leno being interviewed. |
John Leno
John Leno’s had been putting off a knee replacement for 15 years until learning about the data driven 3DKnee. This news report tells John’s story and includes an interview with the 3DKnee’s designing surgeon, W. Andrew Hodge, MD.
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 Bill Bridges set up for analyzing knee during golf swing with motion capture device. |
Bill Bridges
"I had no mobility, there was a tremendous amount of pain, the muscles had atrophied to some degree..."
Watch Bill Bridges in recovery using his new 3DKnee.
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