by Don Buford, M.D. | 4 years ago
#shoulderpain #dallas #orthopedics This gentleman was a military operator and had an injured shoulder. Initial diagnosis was a SLAP lesion, biceps tendon tear, with rotator cuff injury. 8 years ago we did a subpectoral biceps tenodesis thru a 1.5 inch hidden armpit incision. He was able to return to active duty. www.orthobiotexas.com
Just 4 Months After Rotator Cuff Repair
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By Alexander E Weber, MD
6 years ago
#OrthopedicSurgery #ShoulderMobility #JointReplacement
Five years after shoulder replacement..
By Sameer Nagda, M.D.
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Dr. Roger Sohn discusses shoulder pain in side sleepers and 3 tips to improve your sleep
By Roger C. Sohn, MD
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Dr. Roger Sohn discusses what a shoulder replacement is like. He talks about the reasons for..
By Roger C. Sohn, MD
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In this video, Dr. Roger Sohn discussed 4 things to know about shoulder arthritis. He covers basic..
By Roger C. Sohn, MD
3 years ago
