Dr koco eaton biography of williams

When Koco Eaton was accepted to Johns Hopkins University in , he knew he was entering one of the country's most accomplished medical schools....

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Koco Eaton, MD. Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Surgery Private Practice; Orthopaedic Team Physician Williams, MD, PhD. Chairman, Department of Medicine.

Along with Andrews, the Devil Rays medical staff will include Dr. William Carson, Dr. Michael Reilly and Dr. Koco Eaton.

When Koco Eaton was accepted to Johns Hopkins University in , he knew he was entering one of the country's most accomplished medical schools.

Within the next four years minority enrollment in Johns Hopkins quadrupled and even Thomas's nephew Koco Eaton, M.D. attended.

Thomas' nephew, Koco Eaton, graduated from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, trained by many of the physicians his uncle had trained.

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It’s always wise to get a second medical opinion. A Rays’ orthopedic surgeon says Shohei The Batter can go ahead smash baseballs long distances, and soon.

By Stu Matthews | @stumatthews11

OK, Angels fans.

Things may have looked bleak yesterday in Halo-land with the news that Shohei Ohtani has a right arm that may fall off (or need Tommy John surgery).

Today should look brighter to you if you listen to Dr. Koco Eaton, who has been a sports medicine specialist for the Tampa Bay Rays’ organization for 21 years.

Eaton is a man who has had the unfortunate task of performing "at least a thousand" Tommy John surgeries for Rays players – as well as other athletes at all levels.

"Tommy John surgery is pretty much a baseball-only thing," said Eaton, who was kind enough to give up part of his Saturday morning off medical work to discuss the Angels’ 23-year-old prodigy and his injury.

"Occasionally, I’ll get a gymnast or a vol