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Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine at the University of WashingtonThe
fellowship-trained surgeon faculty of University of Washington
Department of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine provides expert and
personalized surgical approaches to the bone and joint problems that
threaten the comfort and function of thousands of individuals each
year. These surgeons combine decades of experience, knowledge of the
world's literature and their own cutting edge research to optimize the
approaches to the vast range of conditions that can be effectively
managed by arthroscopic surgery, arthritis and arthritis surgery, foot and ankle surgery, hand and wrist surgery, hip and knee reconstruction, pediatric orthopaedic surgery, shoulder and elbow surgery, spine surgery, orthopaedic trauma surgery, as well as tumor surgery and post surgical reconstruction. * We are currently upgrading our website. To help us serve you better, please email (bonejnt@u.washington.edu) us or simply click here if you experience any difficulties using our website. Your comments are very valuable to us.
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An interview with Michael J. Lee
Dr Lee is an Assistant Professor in spine surgery who specializes in degenerative conditions of the spine. He has a particular interest in newer surgical technologies, including minimally invasive approaches to the spine, and disc replacement surgeries. He graduated from Northwestern University Medical School in Chicago IL, and joined the University of Washington faculty in 2007.
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The University of Washington Medical Center was again ranked highly for orthopaedic surgery by US News and World Report, this year being listed as 13th in the nation, the best in the west.
Dr. Kyle Chun, orthopedic resident, to receive the resident research support grant
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