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Capiola David, M.D.
Speciality: Orthopaedics, Sports Medicine
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Experience: 0 Years

About

Dr. Capiola’s approach to musculoskeletal injury involves comprehensive care with active involvement by the patient


He earned his Bachelor of Arts Degree at Harvard College and completed his Medical Degree at Georgetown University’s School of Medicine. He completed his residency at St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital.


He has served as a team physician for the Boston Celtics and has published and lectured on numerous topics of injuries and treatments that involve the shoulder, knee, ankle, and elbow.

Education

Medical Degree, Bachelor of Arts

Affiliations

54 DEAN

69th St

Bronx Cabatu

HEASC @ 54 Dean

Lenox Hill Hospital

Livingston Physical Medicine @ Astoria

Accepted Insurance

Locations

Livingston Physical Medicine Livingston Physical Medicine @ Astoria

Livingston Physical Medicine @ Astoria

Call: (201)862-9300

Email:

Fax: 718-858-4265

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Health East Ambulatory Surgical Center HEASC @ 54 Dean

HEASC @ 54 Dean

Call: (201) 871- 4000

Email: info@yourdrs.com

Fax: (201) 608- 6938

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Electrodiagnostics and Physical Medicine Bronx Cabatu

Bronx Cabatu

Call: (718)549-0998

Email:

Fax: 7188845002

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HEMG Bronx Cabatu

Bronx Cabatu

Call: (888) 633-7474

Email: info@yourdrs.com

Fax: (201)-608-6938

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HEMA 54 DEAN

54 DEAN

Call: (201)871-4000

Email: info@yourdrs.com

Fax: (201)-608-6938

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South Dean 54 DEAN

54 DEAN

Call: (201)862-9300

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Spine and Orthopedic Rehabilitation Center 54 DEAN

54 DEAN

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Park West Surgical LLC 69th St

69th St

Call: (212) 744-1121

Email:

Fax: 2127448494

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Lenox Hill Hospital Lenox Hill Hospital

Lenox Hill Hospital

Call: (212)434-2000

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Advanced Pain Care Hamilton

Hamilton

Call: (973)379-3688

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Articles

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A breakthrough in Virtual Reality came with the development of a head-mounted display with two tiny stereoscopic screens positioned just a few inches in front of the eyes. The most popular VR system is one designed by field pioneer, Jaron Lanier (1989). The system features a head-mounted display called the EyePhone. Users also wear a DataGlove that generates movement and interaction in the virtual environment--estimated system price: $205,000

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