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Born in Mexico, D.F., Dr. Eddie A. Garcia grew up a Texan in the Rio Grande Valley. A graduate of McAllen High School in 1980, he moved on to Harvard College in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Graduating cum laude with a degree in Biology in 1984, he began his medical education in Dallas, at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School. Once graduated, Dr. Garcia stayed on at the system’s Parkland Memorial Hospital to complete an internship in General Surgery. In the process of narrowing his professional interests, Dr. Garcia volunteered for service in the U.S. Navy, and graduated from the Naval Aerospace Medical Institute as a designated Naval Flight Surgeon in April of 1990. Assigned to a U.S. Marine Corps fighter squadron in California, Lieutenant Garcia saw combat action and was decorated for his service during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. The Navy selected him for Orthopædic Residency training in 1993. Dr. Garcia completed residency training under Navy auspices at the University of California San Diego Medical Center in 1997. Lieutenant Commander Garcia was then assigned to Naval Hospital Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico where he initiated independent practice and concentrated on his main interest from residency years, arthroscopic surgery and sports medicine. During this assignment, Dr. Garcia became a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthopædic Surgery, and became a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopædic Surgeons. He was awarded a coveted fellowship training spot by the Navy, and proceeded to the prestigious Cincinnati Sports Medicine and Orthopædic Center for an additional year of subspecialty training. Upon completing his fellowship, Commander Garcia was assigned to the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland and was appointed Chairman of the Department of Orthopædics. Here, he had the pleasure of caring for a wide range of military and civilian patients, while at the same time teaching resident physicians as a full-time Orthopædic faculty member.He was responsible for the reestablishment of that hospital’s comprehensive Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation division. Dr. Garcia chose San Antonio to relocate his family and practice upon separating from the military after nearly 15 years of proud service.Since his arrival in San Antonio, Dr. Garcia has added a second board certification, that in Orthopædic Sports Medicine, to hiscurriculum vitae.Dr. Garcia is fluent in his native Spanish, and English, and has good working knowledge of French and Italian.He looks forward to the opportunity to utilize his advanced skills in the treatment of Orthopædic sports and occupational conditions and injuries, particularly of the shoulder and knee, while providing state-of-the-art care for you and your family. ARTHROSCOPICHIPSURGERY SAN ANTONIO, TX SPORTS SURGEON SAN ANTONIO, TX. ARTHROSCOPIC KNEE SURGERY SAN ANTONIO, TX KNEE SURGEON SAN ANTONIO, TX HIP SURGEON SAN ANTONIO ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON SAN ANTONIO, TX. ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY SAN ANTONIO, TX. ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON SAN ANTONIO, TX. KNEE PAIN SAN ANTONIO, TX. HIP PAIN SAN ANTONIO, TX. SPORTS SURGERY SAN ANTONIO, TX. ARTHROSCOPIC SHOULDER SURGERYSAN ANTONIO, TX. MINIMALLLY INVASIVE KNEE SURGERYSAN ANTONIO, TX. MINIMALLLY INVASIVE KNEE SURGEONSAN ANTONIO, TX. ARTHROSCOPIC ROTATOR CUFF SURGERY SAN ANTONIO, TX ARTHROSCOPIC SHOULDER STABILIZATION SURGERY SAN ANTONIO, TX ARTHROSCOPIC KNEE STABILIZATION SURGERY SAN ANTONIO, TX ACL RECONSTRUCTION SAN ANTONIO, TX CARTILAGE RESTORATION SURGERY SAN ANTONIO, TX ARTHROSCOPIC KNEE MENISCUS REPAIR SAN ANTONIO, TX ARTHROSCOPIC LABRAL REPAIR SAN ANTONIO, TX
Costs of Orthopedic/Knee Surgery procedures | Prices | Enquire |
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Hip Resurfacing Surgery in Argentina | $950 - $26600 | Enquire |
Hip Replacement Surgery Partial or Total in Austria | $18326 | Enquire |
Hip Replacement Surgery Partial or Total in Belgium | $2000 - $25450 | Enquire |
Hip Replacement Surgery Partial or Total in Brazil | $1800 - $13900 | Enquire |
Hip Replacement Surgery Partial or Total in Bulgaria | $2300 - $5000 | Enquire |
Knee Surgery in China | $13000 | Enquire |
Hip Replacement Surgery Partial or Total in Colombia | $7200 - $14500 | Enquire |
Hip Replacement Surgery Partial or Total in Costa Rica | $2000 - $15700 | Enquire |
Hip Replacement Surgery Partial or Total in Croatia | $1137 - $11300 | Enquire |
Hip Replacement Surgery Partial or Total in Cyprus | $12000 | Enquire |
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