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Gamradt, Seth; MD

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Seth Gamradt, MD (Associate Professor of Clinical Orthopedic Surgery & Director of Athletic Medicine) is a specialist in the field of orthopaedic surgery and sports medicine at USC. Dr. Gamradt is a director of Orthopaedic Athletic Medicine for USC Athletics. Dr. Gamradt is also an Associate Professor of Clinical Orthopaedic Surgery at the Keck School of Medicine of USC. His practice has an emphasis on: arthroscopic shoulder surgery (rotator cuff repair and shoulder stabilization/labrum repair); arthroscopic knee surgery and ligament reconstruction (ACL surgery); shoulder replacement (including conventional, revision, and reverse replacement); and elbow arthroscopy/ligament reconstruction. Dr. Gamradt has a special interest in caring for athletes of all ages and is a team physician and director of Orthopaedic Athletic Medicine for the USC Trojans. He is also a former team physician for United States Women’s Soccer. During his sports medicine fellowship, Dr. Gamradt was an assistant team physician to the New York Giants football team. …Continue Reading Gamradt, Seth; MD

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