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Back in the SaddleOpens in a new window
Aug 17, 2016Dr. Jason Stoneback, director of orthopedic trauma and fracture surgery at the University of Colorado Hospital, said replanting a thumb detached in a rodeo injury is extremely difficult because of the way vessels and tissue are crushed.Opens in a new window Full story -
Beyond Broken Bones: Program saves limbs and livesOpens in a new window
Sep 13, 2016The Limb Restoration Program at UCH, directed by Dr. Jason Stoneback, uses multidisciplinary care, technology to take on a wide variety of complex cases.Opens in a new window Full story -
Limb Lost, Love FoundOpens in a new window
Jan 24, 2017A serious accident, in a foreign country, put Bryan's life on a surprising path. The Limb Restoration team at University of Colorado Hospital puts him back on the road to recovery.Opens in a new window Full story -
From Multiple Trauma to Major RecoveryOpens in a new window
Jan 26, 2016Multiple trauma patient, Devyn Brinkerhoff, was airlifted to University of Colorado Hospital after being in a horrific car accident in Gillette, Wyoming. The severity of her injuries were some of the worst that the UCH doctors, trauma surgeons, and staff had ever seen. After an aggressive stabilization and multiple surgeries, Devyn woke up and began the long road to recovery with the help of doctors, medical staff, rehab specialists, and the unconditional support from her family. This is a story which, instead of ending in tragedy, became a tale of courage, love, and hope.Opens in a new window Full story -
Cowboy doctor helps stock show ridersOpens in a new window
Jan 23, 2015A local doctor is helping out the talented cowboys who sustained some sort of injury during their two weeks at the National Western Stock Show. And he comes with a sympathetic perspective—he's a cowboy himself, and used to ride bulls and saddle bronc when he was younger.Opens in a new window Full story -
The Children's Colorado Rodeo Experience
Jan 20, 2015The National Western Stock Show came to visit Children's Hospital Colorado. Rodeo clowns, cowboys, and cowgirls stopped by to entertain patients with roping, stick horse barrel racing, and music.Full story -
China exchange boils down to bonesOpens in a new window
Apr 29, 2015In April 2015, along with a few other faculty members, Dr. Jason Stoneback spent a week in China, presenting at two conferences and observing surgeries. The goal: to learn from each other and help patients on both sides of the Pacific.http://www3.uch.edu/uchinsider/orthopedics%20china%20exchange.pdfOpens in a new window Full story -
Dr. Jason Stoneback named to 5280's Top Docs
Aug 3, 2015The Denver magazine's annual list includes 315 physicians across 95 medical specialties, with doctors chosen by other physicians. The magazine surveys area doctors and asks them which metro-area physicians they would trust to treat themselves and their families. We're proud that Dr. Stoneback is one of our faculty that made the 2015 list!Full story -
Expert tips to ward off injuries, frostbite during freezing tempsOpens in a new window
Feb 5, 2014Freezing cold weather leaves lots of ice on the ground and that can be dangerous, but doctors say there's an even higher risk once things warm up.Opens in a new window Full story -
From Saddle Bronc to SurgeonOpens in a new window
Nov 1, 2014Jason Stoneback, MD, gave up the rodeo for medical school, but he's found a way to continue his passion and give back to the community he loves by volunteering at professional rodeo events.Opens in a new window Full story -
Introducing the Geriatric Hip Fracture Program at University of Colorado Hospital
Oct 30, 2014One in six women and one in seventeen men will sustain a hip fracture during their lifetime. To improve care for our patients, we launched the multidisciplinary Geriatric Hip Fracture Program at University of Colorado Hospital.Full story -
Ortho trauma upgrade keeps bad bones in the houseOpens in a new window
Feb 12, 2013Being a tertiary-care institution means University of Colorado Hospital often takes the toughest cases. Yet for years, UCH was referring some of its most challenging orthopedic trauma cases to other hospitals. Not only has Dr. Stoneback's presence stopped the outflow of patients, it's brought them in.Opens in a new window Full story -
Comment on Broncos Safety Rahim Moore's Lateral Compartment SyndromeOpens in a new window
Nov 18, 2013Stoneback said an orthopedic surgeon would have opened Moore's lower leg and used a scalpel to open the lateral compartment—a collection of muscles, nerves and blood vesicles—to release the swelling. If doctors caught Moore's issue early enough, Moore could escape long-term muscle damage.Opens in a new window Full story -
Spine researcher awarded state grant for marijuana study
Feb 24, 2015 byEmily Lindley, PhD, is now part of the largest-ever state research program on medical marijuana—and the first that compares the benefits of medical marijuana to a commonly used opioid for chronic pain.Full story -
Physicians explore cannabinoids as pain management solution
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Children’s Hospital Colorado Sports Medicine Center
Nov 14, 2019 byChildren’s Hospital Colorado Sports Medicine CenterFull story -
Children’s Hospital Colorado Concussion Research
Nov 14, 2019 byChildren’s Hospital Colorado Concussion ResearchFull story -
How male and female teens respond to concussions differently. APDM Wearable Technologies website
Dec 17, 2017 byHow male and female teens respond to concussions differently. APDM Wearable Technologies websiteFull story -
RehabCast: Podcast for the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
Nov 14, 2019 byRehabCast: Podcast for the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.Full story -
Concussion: dual-task gait linked to future injury risk. Tracey Romero, Orthopedics This Week.
Jul 5, 2018 byConcussion: dual-task gait linked to future injury risk. Tracey Romero, Orthopedics This Week.Full story