• Anatomy
• Conditions
• Treatments

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  Pectoralis Major Tendon Repair

  The pectoralis major muscle, also known as the pec, is a large chest muscle that helps with pressing activities of the arm. A common related injury is a tear of the pectoralis tendon while bench-pressing with heavy weights. Although it’s a rare injury, a pec tear can result in significant disability in athletes.

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  Distal Tibia Allograft Procedure

  Recurrent shoulder instability and bone loss from the shoulder socket? This is a tough combination, but fortunately, a distal tibia allograft surgery can improve shoulder stability. Here’s how.

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  Shoulder Arthroscopy

  Thanks to the advancement of optical and orthopaedic technology, many shoulder procedures can be performed by making small incisions and using tiny cameras to see inside the shoulder. This form of treatment is called arthroscopy.

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  Bankart Repair

  Shoulder dislocations often cause Bankart injuries, resulting in pain, instability, and the possibility of recurrent dislocations. Learn about Bankart injuries and how they can be treated in this article.

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  Latarjet Surgery

  Have you experienced the pain and disappointment of a failed shoulder stabilization procedure? If so, Latarjet surgery might be the solution you’re looking for. Read on to find out why.

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  Shoulder Replacement Surgery

  Shoulder replacement is a solution for shoulder pain and stiffness that involves replacing an arthritic joint with an artificial implant. Using this procedure, Dr. Romeo helps patients reclaim the freedom, flexibility, and comfort they once knew. Every effort is made to restore the shoulder function back to the level that allows the patient a return to their favorite activities.

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  Reverse Shoulder Replacement

  Shoulder replacement is a solution for shoulder pain and stiffness that involves replacing an arthritic joint with an artificial implant. Using this procedure, Dr. Romeo helps patients reclaim the freedom, flexibility, and comfort they once knew. Every effort is made to restore the shoulder function back to the level that allows the patient a return to their favorite activities.

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  Split Pectoralis Major Tendon Transfer

  Scapular winging is a rare shoulder condition that causes pain and limits function. Many people have been able to return to their full range of motion with the help of a split pectoralis major tendon transfer surgery. Here’s what to know.

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  Sternoclavicular Joint Surgery

  The sternoclavicular joint is the place where the collarbone meets the breastbone. Sternoclavicular joint instability is a rare problem, but it can be treated with surgery. Here’s how.

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  Scapulothoracic Fusion

  Facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy is a muscle-wasting condition that causes a number of symptoms, including shoulder weakness and instability. For people experiencing this condition, a scapulothoracic fusion may be a surgical treatment option to improve pain and mobility in their upper arms and shoulders.

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  Cortisone Injections

  Cortisone injections can reduce pain and inflammation, allowing you to regain mobility and function. This article explains what cortisone injections are, how they are given, and some of their risks and benefits.

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  Orthobiologics

  Orthobiologics are substances found in our bodies that may stimulate the healing of injured tissues, such as bones, tendons, muscles, and possibly cartilage. This article will cover three types of orthobiologics, as well as the risks and benefits associated with their use.

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  Eden-Lange Procedure

  Coming soon.