I always get very nervous when i go to drs but dr Abbasi put me at ease He is very easy to speak with and has great way of communicating So if u want a dr who is cool and knows his stuff he is the man to see. I also want say his staff is very professional and friendly. And when people are nice like they all are it makes things so much easier especially when your a nervous nelly
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Shoulder Surgery
The Procedures
The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the body, and that mobility is exactly why it is the most prone to coming loose. Dr. Abbasi is an orthopedic surgeon board certified in Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine, and works mostly arthroscopically: a few small incisions, a camera, and instruments passed through them, rather than opening the joint. That means less to recover from afterwards, and it lets the whole joint be inspected in the same sitting, which matters because shoulder problems rarely arrive one at a time. Surgery is considered only after the conservative options, such as PRP for the Shoulder.
Rotator Cuff Repair
Reattaching the tendons that lift and rotate the arm.
Labral Tear Repair
The cartilage rim that deepens the socket, repaired arthroscopically.
Shoulder Biceps Tear Repair
The long head of the biceps tendon, where it enters the shoulder.
Pectoralis Tendon Repair
The chest tendon, usually torn under a heavy bench press.
Superior Capsular Reconstruction
For a Rotator Cuff Tear too large to repair directly.
Shoulder Replacement
Anatomic or reverse replacement, for advanced Arthritis of the shoulder.
AC Joint Repair
The joint where the collarbone meets the shoulder blade, separated in a fall.
Capsular Release
For a Frozen Shoulder that has not loosened with Physical Therapy.
Revision Shoulder Surgery
When an earlier operation has not held.
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What Patients Say
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