Scottsdale hip and knee replacement surgeon using robotic-assisted, muscle-sparing techniques; the site describes no stem cell or regenerative injection service.
Brandon Gough, MD runs a private orthopaedic surgical practice in Scottsdale, Arizona. The practice is narrowly focused on hip and knee replacement, carried out with robotic assistance using the Stryker MAKO system and a muscle-sparing approach that aims to work between muscles rather than cutting through them.
The site describes a concierge-style model in which the surgeon meets each patient personally at every stage of care, and same-day discharge is the norm, with the site stating most patients walk on the day of surgery and go home within 24 hours. Dr. Gough states he has performed over 8,000 procedures since 2013 and was the first surgeon in Arizona to combine the muscle-sparing approach with robotic assistance; these are the practice's own published statements and have not been independently verified.
An important note for anyone finding this entry through a stem cell search: the page previously listed for stem cell therapy no longer exists, and the current website describes no stem cell, platelet-rich plasma or other regenerative injection service. This is a joint replacement surgical practice.
No cell-based or regenerative treatment is described anywhere on the current site.
The office is at 8575 E. Princess Dr., Suite A210, Scottsdale, AZ 85255. Surgery is performed at several sites including the Abrazo Scottsdale Campus, Aloe Surgical Center and Liberty Hospital. The site says patients travel from across Arizona and further afield, including from Canada, but no formal international patient programme, interpreter service or opening hours are published.
No surgical prices or consultation fees are published on the site.
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