Darren L. de SA
Orthopaedic Surgeon, DARREN L. DE SA MEDICINE PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
Darren L. de SA is listed as Orthopaedic Surgeon, DARREN L. DE SA MEDICINE PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION. Darren is scheduled to speak at ISAKOS Congress 2027 on 2 June 2027.
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About
Dr. Darren de SA is an orthopaedic surgeon from Hamilton, Ontario whose clinical scope includes adult and paediatric sports medicine, arthroscopic surgery, and trauma. He has a special interest in complex knee reconstruction. Dr. de SA completed both his medical and orthopaedic surgical residency training at McMaster University. He subsequently completed a Sports Medicine and Arthroscopic Surgery Fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh, where he acquired extensive experience as an Assistant Team Physician for the Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL) and worked collaboratively with the medical teams for the Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL) and the University of Pittsburgh collegiate athletics. Dr. de SA returned to Canada to complete additional subspecialty training at Western University and McMaster University in paediatric/adolescent and young adult musculoskeletal trauma, respectively. Currently, Dr. de SA is the Associate Head Orthopaedic Surgeon for the Hamilton Forge FC (Canadian Premier League)
Upcoming
ISAKOS Congress 2027 30 May 2027 – 2 June 2027
- JISAKOS Excellence in Authorship: Global Cohort Program Awards Speaker · 2 June 2027
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Darren at events on B2DB.
- Mary K. Mulcahey Professor and Chief of Sports Medicine · Loyola University Medical Center 1 shared session
- Nicole Simunovic Research Manager · ServiceNow 1 shared session
- Olufemi R. Ayeni Professor & Academic Head: Orthopaedic Surgery · McMaster University 1 shared session
- Peter D'Alessandro University of Western Australia; Orthopaedic Research Foundation of Western Australia 1 shared session
- Simon W. Young Auckland University 1 shared session
- Volker Musahl University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine 1 shared session