Dr. Stefan Kreuzer, MD
 As a Board Certified and Fellowship trained Joint Replacement Surgeon, Dr. Kreuzer has pioneered the development in Minimally Invasive and Computer Assisted hip and knee replacement surgery. He is actively involved in training and has been invited to lecture and demonstrate his surgical techniques for surgeons throughout the United States, Asia and Europe. Dr. Kreuzer is currently on multiple design teams for the development of the next generation knee and hip implants and has devoted his career to improving the quality of life for the joint replaced patient.
He also serves on several advisory boards such as the e-education board for Stryker Orthopedics, and the medical advisory board for Sanuwave, Inc. and Tissuelink Medical, Inc. He is the Director of education for the anterior hip collaborative and is one of 5 board members of the DASH (direct anterior society of the hip).
 A native of Switzerland, Stefan Kreuzer moved to the United States in 1983. He graduated from medical school at the University of Texas in San Antonio in 1995.
He went to Galveston for his orthopedic residency and completed a Fellowship in Joint Reconstruction at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas in 2001. While at Baylor, he focused on hip and knee replacement, and joint replacement revision surgery.
He is now in private practice focusing on adult joint reconstruction at Memorial Bone and Joint.
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