| Jonathan E. Fow, M.D. completed a competitive fellowship with Wesley M. Nottage, M.D. in Laguna Hills focusing on arthroscopic joint reconstruction and sports medicine. This specialized training focused on state-of-the-art shoulder reconstruction and stabilization procedures. He helps teach these techniques to other professionals at both the local and national meetings. Dr. Fow currently provides his sports medicine and surgical expertise as:
During orthopaedic training and private practice, Dr. Fow worked with many athletes in professional, Olympic, and collegiate sports including the Toledo Mudhens Baseball Team, the Toledo Storm Hockey Team, University of Toledo sports teams, and FIVB International Beach Volleyball. Dr. Fow is especially interested in injury prevention, surgical treatment, and rehabilitation specific to overhead athletes. He participated in a baseball pitching "Think Tank" at Cal Poly. He is published in the Journal of Arthroscopy, Acta Orthopaedica, Spine, and American Journal of Physiology. He is currently working on research projects focusing on rotator cuff repair and patellofemoral joint bracing. Dr. Fow has surgical privileges at Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center, French Hospital Medical Center, Arroyo Grande Community Hospital, and Oak Park Surgery Center. He is President of the Jonathan E. Fow, M.D., Inc. Their mission is to promote orthopaedic technology and education in the Central Coast of California. He enjoys spending time with his wife, Leslie, and his children Isabella and Olin. |
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| EDUCATION / PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE The Sports Clinic, Orthopaedic Medical Associates, Inc. Fellowship in Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine. Wesley M. Nottage, M.D., Director. UC Irvine. Laguna Hills, California. 2003. University of Toledo Medical Center Orthopaedic Surgery Internship and Residency. Toledo, Ohio. 2002. University of Toledo Doctor of Medicine. Toledo, Ohio. 1997. Cleveland State University Post-Graduate Studies Cleveland, Ohio. 1992-1993. Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Lerner Research Institute Neuroscience Department. Cleveland, Ohio. 1991-1993 The College of William and Mary in Virginia B.S. Biology. Government Minor. Williamsburg, Virginia. 1991. |
| PRESENTATIONS/LECTURES/COURSES: Shoulder Controversies: 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003. Lab Instructor. Orthopedic Learning Center. 2004, 2003. Lab Instructor. “Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair”. CCSI/AORN Presentation. Shoulder Reconstruction. 2004. Course Director. CCSI/CHW Presentation. ACL Reconstruction. 2003. Course Director. |
| PUBLICATIONS: PAPERS: 1. Ruotolo C, Fow JE, and Nottage WM. The Supraspinatus Footprint: An anatomical study of the supraspinatus insertion. A rational guide for the management of articular partial thickness rotator cuff tears. Arthroscopy 2004 Mar;20(3):246-9. 2. Wiedenhielm L, Fow JE, Bauer T, Mikhail WM. Histological Evaluation of Allograft Impaction Grafting Technique in Revision Total Hip Arthroplasty. Acta Orthop Scand 2001; 72 (6): 609-614. 3. Xu R, Fow JE, Ebraheim NA, and Yeasting R. The location of the pedicle and pars interarticularis in the axis. Spine. 2001 Feb 15;26(4):E34-7. 4. Ebraheim NA, Fow JE, Xu R, and Yeasting R. The Vertebral Body Depths of the Cervical Spine and Its Relationship to Anterior Plate-screw Fixation. Spine. 1998 Nov 1; 23(21):2299-302. 5. Fow, JE, Averill, DB, and Barnes, KL. Mechanisms of angiotensin-induced hypotension and bradycardia in the medial solitary tract nucleus. American Journal of Physiology. 267 (1 Pt 2): J259-66, 1994 Jul. POSTERS: 1. Fow J and Skie M. Thermal Capsulorrhaphy for Treatment of Dynamic Scapholunate Instability, Jan 2001, Annual National Meeting, American Association of Hand Surgery. Poster Presentation. 2. Fow J and Skie M. Thermal Capsulorrhaphy for Treatment of Dynamic Scapholunate Instability. The Ohio Orthopaedic Society, 62nd Annual Meeting, July 2001. Scientific Presentation. 3. Fow JE, Averill DB, and Barnes KL. Receptor subtype that mediates cardiovascular effect of angiotensin II on the medial NTS. Cleveland Clinic Research Day Oct. 12, 1992. Poster Presentation. GRANTS: 1. Fow JE and Averill DB. “Receptor subtype that mediates cardiovascular effect of Angiotensin II in the mnTS.” Cleveland Clinic Foundation. American Heart Association Summer Student Grant. Awarded June 1991. |
| Jonathan E. Fow, M.D. Diplomate, American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery Fellowship, Sports Medicine and Arthroscopic Surgery |
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