Dr. Frisella Shoulder Surgery
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5 Simple Shoulder Exercises
Series of exercises with focus on rotator cuff and scapular muscles.
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Dr. Frisella Shoulder Separation Surgery
Dr. Frisella performs reconstruction of a shoulder separation or acromioclavicular dislocation. Dr. Frisella specializes in shoulder reconstructio...
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Dr. Frisella Shoulder Dislocation Repair
Dr. Frisella performs an arthroscopic Bankart repair. A Bankart tear is a tear in the labrum of the shoulder. The labral tear occures when the sh...
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Dr. Frisella Shoulder Arthroscopic AC Resection
Dr. Frisella performs an arthroscopic resection of the acromioclavicular joint. An arthritic AC joint can be painful and arthroscopic AC resection...
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Maybe. I have never performed on a teenager. AC reconstruction might be more appropriate.
Dr. Frisella Arthroscopic Tennis Elbow Surgery
Dr. Frisella performs an arthroscopy for tennis elbow. Tennis elbow is the most common problem of the elbow. Dr. Frisella performs arthroscopy fo...
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Dr. Frisella Shoulder Arthroscopic AC Resection
Dr. Frisella performs an arthroscopic resection of the acromioclavicular joint. An arthritic AC joint can be painful and arthroscopic AC resection...
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Dr. Frisella Shoulder Separation Surgery
Dr. Frisella performs reconstruction of a shoulder separation or acromioclavicular dislocation. Dr. Frisella specializes in shoulder reconstructio...
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Dr. Frisella Shoulder Replacement
Dr. Frisella performs a shoulder replacement for shoulder arthritis. Dr. Frisella specializes in shoulder surgery. He is a fellowship-trained sho...
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Dr. Frisella Arthoscopic Rotator Cuff Repair
A rotator cuff tear is a tear in a shoulder tendon. Here Dr. Frisella performs an arthroscopic rotator cuff repair surgery. Dr. Frisella is a fel...
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Thank you. Success rate is 90%. I always tell my patients that there is a chance that it will come back if the reconstruction fails (although I have never seen that). Also, a chance of losing a little strngth or developing a minor amount of stiffness. Being off narcotic pain medicine depends ...