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Dr. Justin Hasenecker recently started a new position as Head of Handsurgery at ATOS Kliniken. Before this, he worked as Senior Consultant and Head of the Hospital Ward in the Centre for Hand Surgery and Plastic Surgery (FESSH Trauma Centre + SAV Hand, DGUV) in the Orthopaedic Clinic Markgröningen (Max Haerle).


Dr Justin Hasenecker’s primary focus is function restoring surgery post-trauma, including reconstructive ortho-plastic, peripheral nerve, micro-and arthroscopic hand surgery. He is also a Fellow of the European Board of Hand Surgery (EBHS | FESSH), Board Member of the German Trauma Expert Panel on Hand Surgery (DGU, Hand Surgery Section) and a Fellow of the DGH (German Society for Hand Surgery) and IWAS (former EWAS).

 



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