| Ross M. Wilkins, MD |
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Ross Wilkins, MD founded the Institute for Limb Preservation with the late Dr. Tom Arganese in 1989 and now presides as Co-Medical Director for the re-named Denver Clinic for Extremities at Risk. He received a master's degree in cellular biology from the University of Colorado and his medical degree from Wayne State University. Following his postgraduate training at the University of Colorado, he completed a fellowship in orthopaedic oncology at the Mayo Clinic.
In addition to being the senior partner at Colorado Limb Consultants, Dr. Wilkins serves as Medical Director for AlloSource and is an Affiliate Faculty Member at Colorado State University. He is recognized internationally as an expert on limb preservation, bone and soft tissue tumors, and bone transplantation. For Dr. Wilkins' complete CV click here. |
| Peder Horner, MD |
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Dr. Peder Horner is an interventional radiologist with Diversified Radiology of Colorado. He completed medical school at University of Kansas, Kansas City, Missouri; then went on to complete his diagnostic radiology residency at Oregon Health and Science University in Portland, Oregon. He completed his fellowship in vascular and interventional radiology at Oregon Health and Science University as well. Dr. Horner and his interventional radiology colleagues are key members of the extremity tumor service line. Their expertise in biopsy and intra-arterial chemotherapy is imperative in the post-treatment outcomes for osteosarcoma.