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Department
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Orthopedic Surgery
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Hospital Title
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Attending Orthopedic Surgeon
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Academic Title
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Associate Professor of Orthopedic Surgery
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Phone
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617-355-6753
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617-730-0236
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Email
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Frederic Shapiro
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Location
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300 Longwood Avenue
Enders-11
Boston MA 02115
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In his research, Fred Shapiro seeks to elucidate the causes of pediatric skeletal deformities. His laboratory uses light and electron microscopy to assess bone and cartilage. He is particularly interested in early distinctions in the growing skeleton between pathobiology and normal bone biology and the microscopy-magnetic resonance imaging characteristics that differentiate one from the other.
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Frederic Shapiro received his MD degree from the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine. He completed a residency in orthopedic surgery at the Montreal General Hospital: McGill University, Montreal, Quebec and a research fellowship in orthopedic surgery at Children's Hospital Boston.
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- Shapiro F. Pediatric orthopedic deformities: basic science, diagnosis, and treatment. Orlando (FL): Academic Press; 2002.
- Rivas R, Shapiro F. Structural stages in the development of the long bones and epiphyses - A study in the New Zealand white rabbit, Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery 2002; 84: 85-100
- Jaramillo D, Connolly SA, Vajapeyam S, Robertson RL, Dunning PS, Mulkern RV, Hayward A, Maier SE, Shapiro F. Normal and ischemic epiphysis of the femur: Diffusion MR imaging - Study in piglets. Radiology 2003; 227: 825-832
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