| Dr.
Jorgen Grymer, a third generation veterinarian, is a graduate
of the Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University in Copenhagen,
Denmark. He completed his D.V.M. degree in 1977 and his
P.h.D. in 1979. From 1980-1983, Dr. Grymer served as an
assistant professor in Food Animal Surgery and Medicine
at Michigan State University. While working at MSU, Dr.
Grymer and Dr. Sterner designed the original Grymer/Sterner
toggle suture for use in LDA repair.
After
leaving Michigan State University, Dr. Grymer worked on
large Dairy Units in Saudi Arabia and Libya (1984-1987)
before returning to Denmark. He entered private practice
in Galten, Denmark, and currently works in a mixed practice
employing 4 veterinarians and 4 veterinary nurses. |
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Dr.
Keith E. Sterner is a graduate of Michigan State University
in East Lansing, Michigan. He completed his D.V.M. degree
in 1969. Dr. Sterner served in the U.S. Army Veterinary
Corps from 1970-1972, then entered private practice in
Ionia, Michigan with his father, the late Dr. Edward F.
Sterner. In 1982, Dr. Sterner collaborated with Dr. Grymer
in developing the Grymer/Sterner toggle suture method
of LDA repair. Currently, Sterner Veterinary Clinic, P.C.
is a mixed practice and employs 11 full time veterinarians.
Dr.
Sterner has been active in organized veterinary medicine,
serving as both officer and committee member in the AABP,
NMC, and AVMA, and FDA. Dr. Sterner continues to actively
practice dairy and production medicine, and is committed
to strengthening organized medicine through his involvement
in professional organizations.
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