Evan Scott Lederman, MD
Fax: (480) 207-2118
About us
When we meet I’ll try to understand the cause of your pain and your limitations during daily life, work, and recreational pursuits. Together, we will devise a treatment plan to try to get you back to your activities. Most conditions can be treated without surgery. For some conditions, surgery may be required. I’ll recommend a surgical plan using minimally invasive evidence based techniques to get the best results. Myself and my team are committed to your success.
I enjoy educating and mentoring future orthopedic surgeons as chief of sports medicine and as associate clinical professor for University of Arizona College of Medicine Phoenix Orthopedic Residency Program.
| Languages | English |
| Tags | sports medicine injuries, shoulder sprain, pectoralis muscle tear, pectoralis major tendon tear, osteoarthritis, loose body in the shoulder, joint instability, glenohumeral internal rotation deficit (gird), glenohumeral arthritis, biceps tendon injury shoulder, acromioclavicular dislocation, scapula fracture, brachial plexus injury, broken internal joint prosthesis, partial shoulder replacement surgery, shoulder stabilization, ligament injury, shoulder osteoarthritis, total shoulder replacement failure, bicep pain, acromioclavicular fracture, shoulder tendonitis, shoulder strain, shoulder pain, joint sprain, distal clavicular osteolysis, pectoral muscle injury, bicep tendon tear, bankart lesions, humerus fracture, bursitis of the arm, degenerative joint disease of the shoulder, locking shoulder, elbow sprain, minimally invasive shoulder surgery, labrum, shoulder fracture, separated shoulder, shoulder instability, shoulder injury, rotator cuff disorders, rotator cuff injury, shoulder labral tear, shoulder dislocation, shoulder fracture surgery, arthroscopic rotator cuff repair, total shoulder replacement revision surgery, total shoulder replacement surgery, total shoulder replacement reversal surgery, arthroscopy of shoulder, shoulder surgery, shoulder labral tear repair, rotator cuff repair, shoulder reconstruction, tendinosis, latarjet, superior capsular reconstruction, arthroscopic bankart repair, retrograde drilling avascular necrosis, biceps tendon repair, adhesive capsulitis of the shoulder, joint replacement and reconstructive surgery, throwing injury, biceps suspension, acromioclavicular joint repair, arthroscopy, acromioclavicular joint separation, sports related injury, joint revision, joint replacement, osteochondral lesions of the upper extremities, shoulder prosthesis, shoulder joint preservation surgery, joint preservation surgery, synovectomy of shoulder, charcot shoulder, tendon injury, shoulder contracture, thrower elbow, medial collateral ligament injury of the knee, open reduction internal fixation orif clavicle, spinoglenoid notch ganglion cyst, surgery for arthritis, nonunion fracture of the shoulder, suprascapular neuropathy, clavicle fracture, bankart repair, calcific tendonitis, shoulder arthritis, bursitis of the shoulder, clicking shoulder, scapular dyskinesis, pectoralis major tendon tear repair, pectoralis major tendon injury, rotator cuff impingement, shoulder recession, shoulder injection, sports related shoulder injury, slap tear repair, rotator cuff tear |
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