Aug
25
2021
Marlon Roach - Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair
Have you ever succeeded in doing something simple without using your arm and moving your shoulder? No, right? That explains the importance of the shoulder for every movement we make. As a result of the overuse, the shoulder is exceptionally susceptible to painful injuries and conditions. Rotator cuff tears are super common shoulder injuries among […]
An arthroscopic rotator cuff tear repair solved the painful rotator cuff tear in Marlon’s shoulder
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Mar
9
2020
Philip Esposito - Shoulder and Biceps Surgery
As one of the most active joints in the body, the shoulder is susceptible and prone to developing severe conditions and injuries. Moreover, the domino effect of the shoulder injury can result in complex shoulder condition that requires complex shoulder surgery. Philip Esposito visited Manhattan Orthopedic Care because he experienced gruesome shoulder pain. After suffering […]
An amazing story from a patient who had shoulder and biceps surgery
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May
23
2019
Mabel Albino - Rotator Cuff Tear Repair, Subacromial decompression & Biceps Tenotomy
As one of the most flexible joints in our body, the shoulder is hugely susceptible to injuries that can severely impact the person’s lifestyle. People who perform repetitive lifting or overhead activities, and activities that put the shoulder under constant pressure, are at risk of developing two or more conditions at the same time. Mabel […]
Mabel’s shoulder surgery brought her back the strength in her shoulder
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Mar
12
2019
Kevin Inglis - Shoulder Surgery
Each year, orthopedic sports injuries occur with a significant frequency and require immediate and appropriate medical attention. The majority of those injuries are not life-threatening, however, if not addressed by an orthopedic doctor immediately, they can develop into more severe and complex conditions. Kevin was an active person. He enjoyed his sports activities until he […]
Video: Kevin Inglis After His Shoulder Surgery with Dr. Tehrany
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