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Dr. Robert Scheinberg, an orthopedic surgeon on the medical staff of Texas Orthopaedic Associates, was interviewed for a story that ran Thursday on KTVT (Ch. 11). The story featured StreamingOR, an innovative technology being used to stream live surgeries. An athletic trainer and kinesiology students from the University of Texas at Arlington watched a live surgery remotely for educational and physical therapy planning purposes. Read the story here.
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