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Meet Dr. Raul Marquez



Dr. R. Marquez is one of the leading Orthopedic Surgeons within the national and international medical communities. For over 17 years he has served in the Rio Grande Valley. His compassion and respect for his patients' health and well-being act as a catalyst for innovation in both, the operating room and in his office. His main clinical interests are in sports medicine and in the total reconstruction of the joints.

Dr. R. Marquez has done more for his community and his patients than just serve as a physician. He is an entrepreneur, involved in the region's economic development, building medical and health facilities designed to accommodate and facilitate his patient's/customer's life styles. He is best known for his involvement in new technology, developing and designing new devices that benefit patients.

In 1999, Dr. Marquez designed and patented his own mobile bearing knee implant known as RAM Mobile Bearing Knee. His design was developed in conjunction with Encore Orthopaedic located in Austin, TX. Currently, he serves as an international instructor (USA, Germany, and Latin America) for the use of computer aided technology and is working with reputable orthopedic engineers improving and modifying navigation techniques. The new technological devices improve clinical outcomes and provide a higher level of accuracy and safety. Bob Mastromonaco, Product Director of Orthopedic Aesculap Implants System compliments Dr. Marquez for his dedication, stating, "Dr. Marquez has helped raise the level of precision of knee surgery to a new level."

Dr. R. Marquez was born and raised in Mexico City. He received his M.D. in medicine at the University of La Salle and completed his internship at the American British Cowdray Hospital, Mexico City, in 1978. He finished his Fellowship in Orthopaedic Surgery/Spinal Cord Monitoring at the University of Ottawa in Canada and completed his residency training in Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Toronto, Canada in 1986.


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