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Dra. Marisa Cabrera González

Dra. Marisa Cabrera González
Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgery
Barcelona


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Renowned specialist in child Traumatology, Dr.. Cabrera González is since 2006 Head of Service Section of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology at the University Children's Hospital Sant Joan de Deu de Barcelona. He has received various masters from the University of Barcelona as well as being a diploma in Sports Medicine by the Provincialle Centro di Medicina Dello Sport in Trieste, Italy. He combines his professional work with teaching, working as a teacher in graduate courses at the University of Barcelona. He has presented more than 100 papers in national and international conferences on child orthopedic surgery, especially on congenital limb malformations. He is a member of several national medical societies.

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 Professional experience

• More than 25 years of experience
• Medical Advisory Company Biotechnology applied to Medicine (BIOMLAB) for clinical research studies and Motion Analysis and March in pathologies of musculoskeletal or neurological involvement (2009-present)
• Service Section Chief of Orthopedic Surgery and Traumatology at the University Children's Hospital Sant Joan de Deu, Barcelona (2006-present)
• Coordinator of the Unit of Child and Adolescent Amputee, congenital malformations, Orthopedic Surgery Service of the University Hospital Infantil Sant Joan de Deu, Barcelona (2003-present). He coordinated the Multidisciplinary Team Adaptation of the first bionic hand Children in Europe in a congenital malformation of the forearm of this hospital (2008)
• Collaborator of the multidisciplinary team in the Prenatal Diagnosis of Congenital Malformations locomotor in the House Maternity Hospital Hospital Clinic of Barcelona

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 Addicional services

• congenital limb malformations and prenatal diagnosis
• sports medicine at the level of locomotor

 Teaching posts

• Professor in postgraduate courses at the University of Barcelona (2003-present)
• Professor in PhD courses at the University of Barcelona, ​​Clínic and Provincial de Barcelona (1995-present) Hospital
• Professor of International Master in Surgery of the Hand. Part of the University of Barcelona and the European Federation of Hand Surgery (FESSH), to access the European title Hand Surgery

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 Education

• Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery from the University of Barcelona
• Specialist Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Barcelona
• Diploma in Sports Medicine by the Centro di Medicina Dello Sport Provincialle, Trieste (1986-1987)
• Radioactive Facilities Supervisor of Radiology University of Barcelona in the Nuclear Safety Council of the Generalitat de Catalunya (1992)
• Diploma in Anatomical and Surgical Techniques Upper Limb and Lower Limb by the University of Barcelona (1992-1993)
• Master in Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology Children from the University of Barcelona (1994)
• Certificate of the Spanish Society of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology belong to the National Commission on Teaching and Continuing Education Specialist MIR on Orthopaedic Surgery Children (congenital limb malformations) (1995)
• Master in microsurgical techniques from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (2002-2003)
• Master "Investigació in Clíniques Sciences" by the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Barcelona (2008-2009)
• Master in Bodily Damage Valuation at the University of Barcelona
• Medical Tecnocampus partner in Mataro. scientific advisor for the development of research in Bioengineering, and Clinical Applications possibilities patent

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 Publications and conferences

• He has presented more than 100 papers in national and international conferences on child orthopedic surgery, especially congenital limb malformations
• Author of 43 scientific articles in national and international journals and four book chapters on congenital limb malformations

 Professional membership

• Member of the Spanish Society of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology ( SECOT )
• Member of the Spanish Society of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology Children ( SETOI )
• Member of the Spanish Society of Hand Surgery ( SECMA )
• Member of FISSH

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Languages spoken

  • Catalan
  • Spanish

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Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

Deformities

Deformity or malformation is a noticeable difference in the way the body or body part, or organ (internal or external) compared to the average body sh ...

orthopedic surgery

This branch of surgery serves muscular disorders, bone and joint system, and also the ligaments and tendons, and their injuries, which can be of diffe ...

Pediatric Orthopaedic

Pediatric Trauma is a part of the Orthopedic Surgery and Traumatology in charge of musculoskeletal disorders of children and adolescents. Child Traum ...

Pediatric orthopeadics

The pediatric orthopedics is a specialty of orthopedic and trauma surgery which is responsible for injuries and musculoskeletal disorders of children ...

Biological therapy

Biological therapy is a type of treatment that uses living organisms.

Cavus foot

He called those arched feet with a height greater than that of a normal foot arch. It is a deformity that can cause the fingers remain stiff or bent inward, foot size is usually lower. It is identified that the base or non-marking of the central part of the plant, or fingers. Shoes show increased wear on the back of the sole. The origin is hereditary in 80% of cases. The most appropriate treatment should be determined by a specialist, it may be with specific exercises or orthotics (insoles). ...

Club foot

The clubfoot or clubfoot is a congenital malformation of the foot, it appears distorted or inverted inward and downward. It is the most common congenital disorder and occurs in about 1 out of every thousand children. During pregnancy, the tissues of the tendons are much denser and this causes the same abnormal growth and deformity in the developing fetus. There are theories that speak of a possible genetic predisposition or because of lack of space for the formation of the fetus. ...

Flat Feet

Flatfoot is the lack of normal arch in the foot because the tendons in the area are loose. The causes of this condition, which is not detected until two years may be inherited or caused by aging, injury or illness. In general, flat feet do not cause pain when walking, but should always use a wide, comfortable and flexible shoe, which is well ventilated and have good tread to avoid discomfort. In cases where flat feet cause pain when walking, wearing orthopedic shoes or orthotics it is recommended. And in the most severe cases of flat feet you can opt for surgery to repair the tendon that causes lack of arch in the foot. ...

Humerus fracture

The humerus is the longest bone of the upper extremedidad, arm. It is articulated at the top, with the scapula through the shoulder and the ulna and the radius through the elbow joint at the lower end. The most common lesion of this bone is fractured humerus. This occurs mainly in the elderly and young. The fracture of the humerus is classified by the fractured area:the upper end, shaft, or the lower end. ...

Scoliosis

Scoliosis is a deviation of the spine, instead of being straight twists and bends sideways. If the spine is very biased, it may cause bodily asymmetries as the ribs or hips protrude from one side to the other or that one shoulder is lower than the other. Depending on the affected column portion we distinguish between lumbar scoliosis (low back), dorsal scoliosis (top of the column) back and lumbar scoliosis. Scoliosis may begin in childhood but often is not noticed until adolescence. In most cases, the exact cause is unknown, but could be hereditary .. The treatment of scoliosis is based on rehabilitation to strengthen the muscles in the use of collar to enhance the natural progression of scoliosis and the surgery in cases of very sharp curves. ...

wrist fracture

The wrist fracture is common in young patients and in adults over 65 years. This type of failure occurs when the end of the radius, located right next to the wrist, is broken. In medical terms are often called distal radius fracture always occurs approximately one inch from the end of the bone and its causes may be different. One of the most common is the Colles fracture in which the broken fragment of the radius tilts up. There are also intra-articular fracture, which extends into the wrist;Extra-articular fracture, which does not extend inwards;open or open fracture when the fractured bone cross the skin and which must act quickly to prevent an infection; comminuted fracture where the bone is divided into more than two parts. ...

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