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Orthopedic surgery mount sinai Videos
- 1. Dr. Darwin Chen discusses Knee & Hip Replacements at the US Open
- 2. Holly's Story: Major Back Trauma Relieved by Lumbar Disc Replacement Surgery
- 3. Dr. Darwin Chen Discusses Arthritis in Athletes at the US Open
- 4. "Preparing for Shoulder Surgery" featuring Dr. Tehrany (ShoulderHealthMD)
- 5. Jonathan L. Glashow, MD (Dr. Glashow, MD) NYC
- 6. "Shoulder Surgery and Pain" featuring Dr. Tehrany (ShoulderHealthMD)
- 7. "Shoulder Surgery and Recovery" featuring Dr. Tehrany (ShoulderHealthMD)
- 8. How to Prevent Repetitive Use Injuries (Rotator Cuff and Lateral Epicondylitis, aka Tennis Elbow)
Dr. Darwin Chen discusses Knee & Hip Replacements at the US Open
Dr. Darwin Chen, Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Mount Sinai's Leni and Peter W. May Department of Orthopedics, discusses knee and hip ...
Holly's Story: Major Back Trauma Relieved by Lumbar Disc Replacement Surgery
After being the victim of a tragic drunk driving hit-and-run, Holly Schechter found herself in debilitating back pain, transforming her life into one of chronic pain ...
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Adolfo García Cabán
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on 08 Jun 2015
I'm 24 years old I had a Laminectomy almost 2 years ago. I herniated 2
discs the L-4 S3 and the L-5 S1 during a leg press set. The L4 was pinching
the Sciatic nerve and was a lot of pain 24/7. The L5 was herniated but not
much, so the Neurosurgen decided that there's no need to touch the L5 but
the L4 needed to be fixed.
He removed the fragmented disc particles and liberated the nerve. Nothing
more nothing less. It was an instant releved , surgery was on september
2013 I was on the Gym on March 2014 doing normal rutines not too much
weight do.
Now after almost 2 years I'm feeling severe lower back tension and when I
lift weights I feel some pinch on the right side of the lower back. I need
to ice my back everyday just to drop the preassure. I think I need to get a
disc replacement in L4 and L5 cause I don't want to keep living like an old
man I"m a baseball player love the Gym and everything that has to be with
physical activities. Also I wanna be able to play with my kids when the day
comes. Just to feel normal again.
Thanks and any advices are welcome.
Olly van Zapp
commented
on 16 May 2013
my name is Holly too and i have been re mended to have this surgery on 4
discs
Thomas J Voss
commented
on 24 Nov 2014
What implant did you get in this surgery?
Dr. Darwin Chen Discusses Arthritis in Athletes at the US Open
Dr. Darwin Chen, Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at The Mount Hospital, was interviewed on the Mount Sinai Health Desk at the US Open by its host ...
"Preparing for Shoulder Surgery" featuring Dr. Tehrany (ShoulderHealthMD)
"Studies have shown that patients who watch a video do better after surgery." Dr Armin Tehrany, Orthopedic surgeon of Mount Sinai Hospital, talks about how ...
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Cape Mom
commented
on 29 Aug 2008
I am in line for surgery for a labrum tear. I will be taking Arnica Montana
3 days before the surgery for the bruising and to aide in a quicker
recovery time. No mint or caffiene while taking this homeopathic
LittleDavid13
commented
on 16 Jun 2009
i am having impingement syndrome in my left shoulder, im familiar with it
because my right shoulder was scoped in 2003, i am in need of a good PT,
PLEASE HELP, i am feeling this might head to surgery again
Shimon Sandler
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on 18 Aug 2008
Fear is definitely a factor. Great video. I rated 5 stars;-)
Jonathan L. Glashow, MD (Dr. Glashow, MD) NYC
Jonathan L. Glashow, MD (Dr. Glashow, MD) NYC - Top Orthopedic Surgeon in NYC Dr. Jonathan Glashow is a Board Certified orthopedic surgeon and ...
"Shoulder Surgery and Pain" featuring Dr. Tehrany (ShoulderHealthMD)
"Patients are usually very pleasantly surprised at how much pain they have to put up with." Dr Armin Tehrany, Orthopedic surgeon of Mount Sinai Hospital, ...
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MrGingerwarrior2u
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on 02 Dec 2009
I had my rotor-cuff done in 07 the trick is to keep it a little mobile.10
days or so post op take it out of the sling a few times a day support the
weight of it by putting your other hand under your elbow and move it
slightly not to extremity's & just till it get painful, this way the scar
tissue wont attach where its not ment to & should stop u getting frozen
shoulder.. pain is your body's way of telling u not to aggravate a
injury..+ get a good sports related physio its worth the extra £s.
dharmapaalini
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on 13 Oct 2009
I had shoulder surgery the end of March and had unbelievable arm pain after
I started physical therapy 7 weeks postop. I tried all the antinflammatory
pills. Three months in I got a steroid injection. But, it wasn't until I
went to a recommended chiropractor who slam-bang broke those adhesions that
formed post-op that I got relief. Within one visit I was a new person. Pain
is real! A limb immobilized for a long time is required for labral repair,
but sucks when it comes to pain management.
Tina Porter
commented
on 05 Jun 2011
in the u.k its so different had subcromial decompression, shoulder
arthroscopy partial synovectomy maipulation of shoulder joint, capsular
realease with two nerve blocks under general anesthetic. day surgery. two
hours after was give toast and tea once able to eat and drink was
discharged given no pain releif had to go and get over the counter pain
killers eight weeks later i am in agonising pain and movement is worse than
before cant lay down to sleep its crap tried everything
dharmapaalini
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on 14 Jan 2010
I also went the chiropractor route for the "slam bam" after 3 months of
debilitating post op pain. After one "upper thoracic" adjustment I got off
pain pills. Two more adjustments and not much more happened so stopped.
But, I'll never forget the joint setting back into its proper place. I am a
PhD in Exercise Science with an RN. Only now I realize, yes, pain is real.
And orthopedic surgeons are not much use after they put down the knife.
conniematias
commented
on 27 Sep 2009
I am in more pain now than before surgery..my doctor will not help, wont
investigate..told me I was not in pain and if I wanted more drugs to see
another dr. I do not want drugs..I want the pain to stop..If you have any
suggestions I would appricate it...the pain, at times, is almost more than
I can bare..gastic by pass and tummy tuck did not hurt this bad...knee
surgery did not hurt this bad...I just want the pain to stop...
CF80TO01
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on 23 Jun 2010
@mikul515 My surgery was for a severly torn tendon, not bone spurs. The
surgery in my case was day surgery and I woke up in no pain whatsoever. I
would assume that if the bone spur surgery was done with the small
incisions as I had, you would have little or no pain, as my Dr said she
"cleaned up a couple of spurs" while she was in there. I had more
discomfort from the heat rash of the sling than the surgery. Good luck!
Karen Warner
commented
on 17 Aug 2010
I have been in misery from the pain of a suspected rotator cuff tear for 3
months. I am on pain meds and going to physio. I had a cortisone shot 2
weeks ago. I am still in excrucitating pain. I am getting an ultrasound
this week and seeing a surgeon next week. I hope I don't have to wait too
long to get it fixed. I am a musican and play 5 stringed instruments. I
can't play any of them now.
CF80TO01
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on 02 Jul 2009
I had a rotator cuff repair/spur removal done 3 days ago and the heat rash
associated with wearing the sling is FAR worse than the pain from my
surgery. In fact I am in no pain unless I stress the shoulder in some way.
Kudos to my surgeon!!
Nathan Fletcher
commented
on 17 Jan 2010
I had Bankart repair, and he is right. I was surprised how good I felt the
next day. I thought I wasn't going to get out of bed more for a few days,
but I was out with my friends, taking it easy of course.
REALTALK W/The Cummings
commented
on 01 Jun 2010
@conniematias its been 4 weeks since my surgery and I feel, I am in more
pain now than before surgery, I hope it gets better. Did yours ever go away?
ScreaminIan312
commented
on 06 Jan 2011
@novoukrainskiy i guess it probably depends on the severity of the tera or
whatever your getting repaired. What did you do?
Roland Galindo
commented
on 23 Jul 2010
I had surgery done last week Wednesday. Bone Spur, Rotator Cuff Tear, SLAP
Tear All I can say is OW, OW, and OMG OW!
Armin Tehrany
commented
on 14 Sep 2013
Thanks, Matt. That was very kind of you to say. Please check out my new
website.
kamran z
commented
on 05 Jan 2011
hoe much does a shoulder surgery cost?
ScreaminIan312
commented
on 06 Jan 2011
THE BLOCK IS AMAZING!!!!
"Shoulder Surgery and Recovery" featuring Dr. Tehrany (ShoulderHealthMD)
"The earlier you start physical therapy, the quicker you're going to get better." Dr Armin Tehrany, Orthopedic surgeon of Mount Sinai Hospital, speaks about his ...
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CF80TO01
commented
on 01 Aug 2009
Curious, the difference between the same surgery in the USA and Canada. I
had this done 5 weeks ago for a "massive" tear. I felt good enough to drive
home after the surgery (I wasn't allowed to, but I could have). I have had
no pain from the surgery (only from wearing the sling ((heat rash)). I have
been to physio for 3 weeks now and started light weights today. I was only
able to have partial repair due to the extreme damage, but it seems odd
that our cases are similar with different outcomes.
Cape Mom
commented
on 05 Feb 2009
they take longer to repair. I have been using arnica montana gel which
heals muscle tissue quicker. It is a homeopathic gel that you can get at
vitamin shoppe or just do a search for it online. The biggest thing i
wished people told me after surgery is NOT to take the drugs that they
prescribe for you. Just take advil (ibuprofen) 4 or 5 of them to stop the
pain and it gets rid of swelling. The idea to healing is to keep the
swelling down hence all of the icing you will be doing. The effects of
Cape Mom
commented
on 05 Feb 2009
Yeah I had surgery on Oct28. My range of motion is at about 140 degrees..
180 degrees is the ideal range. I go to theapy twice a week still. They
stretch me out and then work in a pool for strength with different
exercises. I am just now starting to lie on that side. They went in to
repair a labral tear and then realized that i had no attachment to hook the
labrum onto. I tore that off too. They had to drill 3 holes and screw in
three anchors. ouch! bones are typically avascular so that means
chuzka2
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on 13 Jan 2012
@cmcil I know you post this comment long time ago but i totally agree with
you. I got this type of surgery 2 months ago n the side effects of the
medication almost killed me! I didn't take any pain killer either. It was
hell for me... I've never been sick n I don't take anything that contain
chemicals, so my body reacted furiously bcz it's clean.Doctors should NOT
prescribe these drugs, they know these are not good for us. These drugs may
take away the pain but destroy other organs!
Cape Mom
commented
on 05 Feb 2009
the drugs were worse than the pain of the surgery. I was sooo sick throwing
up and not being able to make a bowel movement for 4 days! I really hate
the FDA for putting crap like this out and then trying to ban things like
raw milk that is so good for you, okay don't get me started on that!
Anyway, just remember that you don't want to push yourself too much up to
week 6 and then you can go a litle more at stretching first and then
strengthening second.
DALE MYNAME
commented
on 05 Feb 2009
hey have u under gone a surgery ,,,, how long is the pain exist. im goin to
do a sergery and im prety freked out...... it some times tearsme for the
fact that i wont b able to do wat i didbe fore. is it true thatu cant lift
weight after sergery. plz reply me thanx millions
mabellehardie
commented
on 30 Mar 2012
I had both shoulders done 13 months apart. Took 7 months before I was back
to normal and then wham the other shoulder hit!! I am an R.N. and allergic
to pain meds. I cried alot but am so grateful now. I am 9 weeks out and
this shoulder is coming along ...still painful.
amarellis
commented
on 01 Feb 2010
Sorry bout that. I am having shoulder surgery tomorrow for a labrum tear
and other tears and I am nervous as a cat on a roof. Will I be in a lot of
pain afterwards? They are doing an arm block and arthriscopic surgery. I
hate not being able to use my left arm!
DALE MYNAME
commented
on 05 Feb 2009
people who had done the sergery is it pain ful 4 how long...... im fu.d up
dont know if i should get one or not........ plz help me
Toubi Katouzi
commented
on 02 Oct 2009
I have a lot of pain at night and most likely need to have the surgery done
. What exercises do i need to do befor surgery?
JT Schank
commented
on 28 Nov 2009
had labrum surgery done on Nov 20th. Feel no pain and havent since surgery.
any advice on rehab and how its going to go.
Cape Mom
commented
on 29 Aug 2008
Thank you! I thought I wouldn't be able to even move my arm after surgery.
Stretching first strength second
Junior517
commented
on 07 Mar 2009
I had surgery Oct 08... still not a 100%. But I'm confident everything is
going to be worth it
Howboutthinking
commented
on 19 Sep 2008
Shoulder dislocation surgery does suck. But i gotta say the knee cap is
worse. GO HOCKEY!
amarellis
commented
on 01 Feb 2010
@yankeesrule2007
How to Prevent Repetitive Use Injuries (Rotator Cuff and Lateral Epicondylitis, aka Tennis Elbow)
The mechanics of playing tennis means that there are certain tendons and joints of the body that are used over and over again. Unfortunately, this constant ...
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