...rehabilitation program directed by Petty, who consulted with Dr. Micky Collins, director of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Sports Medicine Concussion Program. Earnhardt was evaluated by Collins last week in Pittsburgh.His official...
...with anxiety and "a mess."A trip to see concussion specialist Dr. Michael Collins at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center helped alleviate the anxiety. It put Earnhardt on track to getting better and understanding his injuries...
...might be rejecting his new hands.University of Pittsburgh Medical Center spokeswoman Amy Dugas told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review...Kepner received the hands at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in May and went home in October. He was hospitalized...
...might be rejecting his new hands.University of Pittsburgh Medical Center spokeswoman Amy Dugas says 58-year-old Jeff...Kepner received the hands at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in May and went home in October.He was hospitalized...
...nation's first double-hand transplant patient. On Friday, one of Mr. Kepner's doctors from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center checked in on him as he continues his rehabilitation at The Hand Center at Doctors Hospital Rehab Health Centers...
...sides, said Vijay Gorantla, director of the Composite Tissue Allotransplantation Program at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, where the transplant was done. "He has to train more muscle in order to get function back with his upper...
...Jeff Kepner has been in Pittsburgh since the double hand transplant was performed May 4 at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Mr. Kepner has been rehabilitating and can move his fingers and wrists and is working on the ability to grasp...
...Jeff Kepner has been in Pittsburgh since the double hand transplant was performed on May 4 at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Mr. Kepner has been rehabilitating ever since and can move his fingers and wrists and is working on the ability...
...Jeff Kepner has been in Pittsburgh since the double hand transplant was performed on May 4 at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Mr. Kepner has been rehabilitating ever since and can move his fingers and wrists and is working on the ability...
...hands with his wife Valarie on Thursday as he talked to news reporters about his recovery at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, where he underwent the nine-hour surgery in early May. But Mr. Kepner cannot feel his wife's touch...
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