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Doctor Yves Depaepe is an orthopedic surgeon at AZ Jan Palfijn in Ghent. He specializes in performing operations on the shoulder and knee.
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Dr. Depaepe
Doctor Yves Depaepe is an orthopedic surgeon at AZ Jan Palfijn in Ghent. He specializes in performing operations on the shoulder and knee.
After his medical training at Ghent University, he specialized in orthopedics and traumatology. During these specialization years, he worked at AZ Jan Palfijn Ghent, Stedelijk Ziekenhuis Roeselare and UZ Ghent.
In 2009 he graduated as an orthopedic surgeon/traumatologist under the guidance of Professor Dr. R. Verdonk at Ghent University.
He subsequently specialized further in the treatment of shoulder and knee injuries at the Hôpital Ambroise-Paré in Paris under the direction of Professor Philippe Hardy.
During these courses he became proficient in arthroscopic (keyhole surgery) procedures and the most advanced techniques in prosthetic surgery.
Dr. Depaepe is the medical department head of the Orthopedics service in AZ Jan Palfijn.
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January 3, 2024 By Dr. Depaepe
Since October, orthopedic surgeons Dr. Harbh, Dr. Depaepe and Dr. Moens at AZ Jan Palfijn Gent have used the ROSA surgical robot for all knee replacements. The doctors remain responsible for every decision they make and every action they take. During the procedure, the robot continuously provides...
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May 8, 2020 By Dr. Depaepe
Since late 2019, AZ Jan Palfijn Gent has used stem cell infiltration for osteoarthritis. Injecting the patient's own stem cells into a worn joint slows inflammatory processes and promotes the formation of new cartilage. This new osteoarthritis treatment enables us to significantly reduce pain and wear in...
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