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How to recover from a torn Achilles’? These Olympians have done it.
This article discusses the remarkable recovery of two Olympic triple jumpers, Christian Taylor and Will Claye, who both suffered from torn Achilles tendons and aim to make a comeback to the U.S. team.. It highlights their journey of rehabilitation and the challenges they faced in the process.
Dr Kennedy is on the Healthcare Research All-Stars 2024 list as one of the top 1% of Orthopedic Research Productivity.
Dr. John Kennedy stands out as one of the preeminent figures in orthopedic research, ranking within the top 1% of orthopedic researchers in the United States. His groundbreaking contributions to the field, particularly in foot and ankle research, solidify his status as a luminary in orthopedics.
Guest speaker at the 30th Anniversary of the Dutch Arthroscopy Association
Dr Kennedy was invited to talk about the latest advances in Foot and Ankle minimal invasive surgery with the use of the Nanoscope.
AudioDigest Orthopaedics Vol 44 Issue 13
Overview of Ankle Sprains
Kennedy, J.: Overview of Ankle Sprains. AudioDigest Orthopaedics 44:13 (July 7) 2021Arthroscopy may help detect occult pathology in open treatment of ankle fractures
The addition of ankle arthroscopy to open treatment of ankle fractures may be used to detect and treat occult pathology with a low complication rate, according to study results.
John G. Kennedy/Hospital for Special Surgery
Dr. John G. Kennedy is the assistant attending orthopedic surgeon at the Hospital for Special Surgery’s Department of Orthopedic Surgery, as well as assistant professor of orthopedic surgery at Weill Cornell Medical College.
NYU Langone Health appoints Dr. John Kennedy to lead foot & ankle division — 5 highlights
Dr. Kennedy will serve as director at NYU Langone Health's new Foot and Ankle Center, where he will treat patients and perform surgeries. He will also perform surgeries at NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital in Manhattan.
Dr. John Kennedy on the impact of nanoscopes in orthopedics, sports medicine
John Kennedy, MD, chief of the division of foot and ankle surgery and professor in the department of orthopedic surgery at NYU Langone, performed an ankle debridement with a new visualization device at New York City-based NYU Langone in September.
Nano-Instrumentation Achieves Superior Foot & Ankle Outcomes—Outside the Operating Room
A novel, in-office visualization approach is transforming outcomes by combining enhanced diagnostic capabilities with immediate, minimally invasive treatment for foot and ankle conditions. NYU Langone Health specialists—who pioneered the system’s use and have now performed it in the most cases worldwide—are working to extend the frontier of its applications throughout the intricate foot and ankle anatomy.
