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The shoulder team at OrthoCincy treats a variety of conditions and sports-related injuries, including rotator cuff tears, tendonitis, labral tears, frozen shoulder and advanced arthroscopic procedures.
Most common shoulder injuries include:
- Rotator cuff tendinitis - Inflammation of the rotator cuff tendons and the surrounding tissues.
- Rotator cuff tear - Varies from partial tearing to complete tearing of the rotator cuff muscles or tendons.
- Labral tears - Labral tissue (surrounding lip of cartilage around the socket which provides the attachment of the ligaments in the shoulder). Usually torn by dislocation, but can sometimes become injured from overuse.
- Frozen shoulder - When the shoulder becomes painful and loses motion due to inflammation. No specific injury is required.
In addition, Dr. R. Michael Greiwe has developed a new shoulder replacement procedure, the "Rotator Cuff Sparing Method for Total Shoulder Replacement" - and you can learn more about that procedure HERE.
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PATIENT REGISTRATION FORMS
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SHOULDER PHYSICIANS
James T. Bilbo, MD
Timothy M. Burns, DO
Matthew T. DesJardins, MD
R. Michael Greiwe, MD
Forest T. Heis, MD
Bruce R. Holladay, MD
Adam V. Metzler, MD
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SHOULDER ARTICLES
Dr. R. Michael Greiwe Authors New Shoulder Research
Common-sense Care for Shoulder Arthritis
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SHOULDER VIDEOS
Rotator Cuff Tears - R. Michael Greiwe, MD
Frozen Shoulder - R. Michael Greiwe, M.D.
Shoulder Arthritis - R. Michael Greiwe, M.D.
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