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Cartilage Tears Testimonial

By The Hand and Wrist Institute Medically reviewed by John T. Knight, MD Review pending

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The transcript below is YouTube's automatic one. Anatomy terms are the words the machine heard, so a few of them are wrong. The practice is proofreading them.

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http://www.handandwristinstitute.com/cartilage-tears-wrist-doctor/ - Testimonial from a client of The Hand and Wrist Institute. Client had successful surgery to repair cartilage tears.

Transcript

hi my name is Shane and I am a patient of Dr Knights um he diagnosed me with a tfcc tear in my left wrist and after performing arthoscopic surgery I have 100% no pain in my wrist and I am back to doing um all the activities that I was before such as drumming P90X

Insanity um riding Motocross and and yeah so um my experience with Dr n and his office has been absolutely wonderful and I would definitely recommend anyone to Dr Knight thank you

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