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Dr. Nath Helps Swimming Record-Holder Eugene Botes Qualify for 2004 Summer Olympic Games - 29-Apr-04

Author: Dr. Rahul Nath
(Houston - April 29, 2004) - After not being able to raise his right arm above his head in December 2003, Eugene Botes, the South African swimmer who holds the national record for the butterfly stroke, finished third place in the 100-meter butterfly finals during the South African Swimming Team Olympic Trials on April 19, 2004, qualifying for the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens. Botes had winging scapula surgery in January 2004,... More on Dr. Nath Helps Swimming...
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South African National Swimming Record-Holder Eugene Botes Treated by Houston Doctor; Able to Resume Training for April Olympic Trials - 1-Mar-04

Author: Rahul Nath, MD
(Houston - March 1, 2004) - Eugene Botes, the South African swimmer who holds the national record for the butterfly stroke, has had winging scapula surgery performed by Dr. Rahul Nath and will be able to continue training for the Olympic trials in April. Dr. Nath is a reconstructive microsurgeon in the Department of Surgery, Division of Plastic Surgery, and Department of Neurosurgery at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston's Texas Medical... More on South African National Swimming...
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