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Portrait of Dr Andrew Harrison

Dr Andrew Harrison — Fracture Management — Injury Rehab Network

An x-ray image showing a shoulder fracture

The first Injury Rehab Network event with BASRaT in June, is taking place on Monday 2nd June with a presentation from Dr Andrew Harrison, Senior Director of International Medical Affairs, Bioventus. Andrew will discuss fracture management including accelerated fracture repair. Taking place online on Monday 2nd June 2025 from 7pm – 8pm. Click here to register.

Portrait of Dr Andrew HarrisonDr Andrew Harrison, Senior Director of International Medical Affairs, Bioventus

Andrew Harrison is a doctoral scientist who gained his PhD at the University of Manchester, focusing on the biology of mesenchymal stem cells. He has spent the past 35 years in orthopaedic R&D. For the last 21 years, he has researched the mechanism of action and clinical data of the low-intensity pulsed ultrasound (LIPUS) device, known as Exogen.

Fracture Management

In this presentation, Andrew will cover clinical data, including accelerated fracture repair, treatment of recalcitrant non-unions, and the use of Exogen in a high-performance athlete to enable a return to training as quickly as possible following a fracture. He will also discuss the science behind Exogen’s clinical success, and how this relates to its benefits in treating fractures in comorbid patients, such as those with diabetes.

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The next event of the Injury Rehab Network

The next event of the Injury Rehab Network in partnership with BASRaT will take place online on Monday 2nd June from 7pm – 8pm. Anyone professionally involved with or studying sports medicine, performance and rehabilitation from injury is welcome to attend – click here to sign up.

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