Shoulder Arthroscopy in Rochester, MN
18 sports medicine surgeons in Rochester, MN, perform shoulder arthroscopy. Compare profiles, credentials, and patient ratings below.
Sports Medicine Surgeons in Rochester, MN
Craig H. Bennett
Sports Medicine Rochester, MN
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Daniel B. Saris
Orthopedic Surgeon Rochester, MN
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Debra A. Zillmer
Orthopedic Surgeon Rochester, MN
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Eric E. Twohey
Sports Medicine Rochester, MN
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Erik Therrien
Sports Medicine Rochester, MN
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Fabien Meta
Sports Medicine Rochester, MN
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Jacob D. Mikula
Sports Medicine Rochester, MN
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John J. Kelly
Sports Medicine Rochester, MN
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John M. Franco
Sports Medicine Rochester, MN
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Joshua M. Romero
Orthopedic Surgeon Rochester, MN
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Kristi L. Hultman
Orthopedic Surgeon Rochester, MN
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Kyle R. Duchman
Orthopedic Surgeon Rochester, MN
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Mark T. Langhans
Sports Medicine Rochester, MN
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Michael J. Stuart
Orthopedic Surgeon Rochester, MN
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Miriam L. Alpert
Sports Medicine Rochester, MN
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Patrick Davis
Sports Medicine Rochester, MN
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Shelby E. Johnson
Sports Medicine Rochester, MN
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Suzanne M. Tanner-Bertrand
Orthopedic Surgeon Rochester, MN
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Common questions
- How long is recovery after shoulder arthroscopy?
- It depends on what was done. Simple procedures may allow return to normal activity in a few weeks, while repairs of the rotator cuff or labrum commonly take four to six months.
- Will I need a sling?
- Usually yes, at least briefly. For repairs, a sling is typically worn for about four to six weeks; for simpler procedures it may be days. Your surgeon will advise.
- Is arthroscopy an option for shoulder arthritis?
- Arthroscopy generally offers limited, temporary benefit for arthritis. Advanced shoulder arthritis is more often treated with other options, including shoulder replacement when symptoms are severe.
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