A CU Medicine provider.
I focus on an interdisciplinary approach to optimize health outcomes in patients who lose or are at risk of limb loss. I have always been intrigued and inspired by the connection between form and function and am highly motivated to provide patients with real options – often when all other choices have been exhausted.
My interests include the treatment of simple and complex fractures, osseointegration surgery for amputees, nonunions, malunions, limb-length discrepancies, deformity correction, amputation surgery, limb salvage and restoration.
My philosophy of care is a commitment to my patients and their families to deliver care that is supported by the highest order of compassion, innovation, and technology provided in a multidisciplinary fashion.
Locations
Qualifications and experience
- Specialties
- Bones, Joints and Muscles, Bones, Joints and Muscles - Bone Infections, Bones, Joints and Muscles - Fractures, Bones, Joints and Muscles - General Orthopedic Trauma and Fracture Care, Bones, Joints and Muscles - Leg Injuries and Disorders, Bones, Joints and Muscles - Lower Leg, Ankle, and, Foot Trauma and Fracture Care, Bones, Joints and Muscles - Shoulder Injuries and Disorders, Limb Lengthening and Limb Salvage, Orthopedic Trauma, Orthopedics, Osseointegration, Surgery, Surgery - Fracture nonunions, Surgery - Free flaps and limb salvage, Surgery - Leg injuries and disorders, Surgery - Limb Salvage
- Gender
- Male
- Languages spoken
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English
- Education
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Fellowship
Saint Louis University School of Medicine Program (2012)
Internship
University of Colorado (2007)
Medical School
University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Medicine (2006)
Residency
University of Colorado (2011)
Undergraduate
Middle Tennessee State University (TN) (2002)
- Clinical interest for patients
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Dr. Stoneback specializes in the treatment of simple and complex fractures, non-unions, malunions, osteomyelitis, orthopedic infections, limb-length discrepancies, deformity correction, post-traumatic limb salvage and novel osseointegration surgery in amputees. The idea for an interdisciplinary approach to treat these conditions led to the creation of the Limb Restoration Program at the University of Colorado Hospital. The Limb Restoration Program combines comprehensive orthopedic, vascular, wound, and rehabilitative care to serve a growing number of patients with complex extremity injuries.
- Research interest for patients
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My research interests lie in the multidisciplinary care of patients who lose or are at risk of limb loss. I work with colleagues specializing in comprehensive orthopedic, vascular, wound, and rehabilitative care to serve a growing number of patients with complex extremity injuries.
- Volunteer activities
I volunteer as a staff physician for the National Western Stock Show, the Greeley Stampede Rodeo, Justin Sports Medicine Team, Professional Bull Riders, and the Colorado vs. the World Rodeo.
- Insurance
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