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Sports Medicine Fellowship Structure
The University of Kentucky's Sports Medicine Fellowship is structured as three rotations of four-month blocks. In each of the four-month blocks, our fellows will deliver care to a wide range of patients: follow-up, pre-op, post-op, non-op, and athletics. Each of the three rotations has a specific focus and are designed to help the fellow learn and feel confident in becoming a well-rounded sports medicine physician.
Drs. Johnson and Duncan Rotation
The Johnson and Duncan rotation is focused primarily on knee ligament reconstruction and meniscus preservation.
- primary ACL reconstructions
- ACL revisions
- PCL reconstructions
- multi-ligamentous knee reconstructions
- labral repair surgery
- Tommy John surgery
- ankle arthroscopies with Brostrom repair
- Meniscus repairs and transplants
Drs. Mair and Sajadi Rotation
The Mair and Sajadi block is is focused on shoulder arthroscopy and reconstruction.
- rotator cuff repairs
- Bankart repairs
- posterior labral repairs
- SLAP repairs
- AC joint reconstruction
- open reduction of posterior shoulder dislocation with McLaughlin procedure
- ACL reconstruction
Drs. Stone, Wilson, and Ireland Rotation
The Stone, Wilson, and Ireland rotation highlights cartilage restoration, patellar stability, and general sports medicine.
- osteochondral allograft transplantation
- meniscus transplantation
- tibia tubercle transfer
- MPFL reconstruction
- meniscus repair
- high tibial osteotomies
- reverse total shoulder
- Laterjet
- OCD surgery
- ACL reconstruction