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Dee Sports Orthopedics

Arthroscopic Reconstruction Subspeciality Certified - Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgery (FAAOS)

"Getting You Back into the Game"

Derek T. DEE, M.D.,O.S.M

Derek T. Dee, M.D., F.A.A.O.S

Double Board Certified & Fellowship

Trained Orthopedic Surgeon

Dr. Dee is a Fellowship trained, Board and Subspecialty certified orthopedic surgeon with offices in Huntington Beach and Downtown Los Angeles. Arthroscopic Reconstruction Subspecialty Certified- Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgery (FAAOS)

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Education

  • Undergraduate Stanford University
  • Medical School USC
  • Residency & Internship USC Irvine
  • Sports Medicine Fellowship Lake Tahoe Orthopedic Institute
  • Arthroscopic Reconstruction Fellowship Orthopaedic Speciality Institute
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  • Regenerative-based Accelerated Patient Individualized

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    ~ Austin Collie - NFL Colts Player ~

  • In short, Restore and Replace, not remove. i.e. Meniscus Replacement, cartilage

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    ~ Perry Ward ~

  • In short, Restore and Replace, not remove. i.e. meniscus transplant, cartilage repairs, double-bundle ACL reconstruction

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    ~ Sunny Harris ~

  • Sunny Haris Testimonial
    Sunny Harris

    In short, Restore and Replace, not remove. i.e. meniscus transplant, cartilage repairs, double-bundle ACL reconstruction

  • Perry Ward Testimonial
    Perry Ward

    In short, Restore and Replace, not remove. i.e. Meniscus Replacement, cartilage

  • Austin Collie- NFL Colts Player Testimonial
    Austin Collie - NFL Colts Player

    Regenerative-based Accelerated Patient Individualized

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Getting Started

What are cold therapy devices (cryotherapy) and pain pumps? Are they necessary for surgery?

These devices can help decrease pain, swelling, and inflammation after surgery. Even without the devices, you will have numbing medication injected at the end of surgery which typically lasts 3-5 hours; this will give you enough time to return home and start taking your oral pain medications.

What occurs in my pre-operative visit?

This will take place a few days before the surgery date. If you are under 18 years of age, your parent or guardian must come with you to sign your operative consent. Please be prepared to inform the physician of any drug allergies or sensitivities.

When and how will my surgery be scheduled?

Please contact our surgical coordinator to discuss surgery dates and info.

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Reasons to notify your physician:

Changes in your general health will affect your surgery. If at anytime prior to your surgery any of the following conditions develop, please notify your physician.

  • Symptoms of cold
  • Fever and/or chills
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