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Shoulder Injuries Conditions

Although most people think of the shoulder as a single joint, there are really two joints in the area of the shoulder. One is located where the collarbone (clavicle) meets the tip of the shoulder bone (acromion). This is called the acromioclavicular or AC joint. The junction of the upper arm bone (humerus) with the shoulder blade (scapula) is called the glenohumeral joint. There are a variety of conditions that can affect the shoulder, at either joint—more than 4 million people in the U.S. seek medical care each year for shoulder problems.

The shoulder doctors at Newport Orthopedic Institute treat all of the following shoulder injuries and conditions.

Stories about our Shoulder Injuries Conditions Services

    • Shoulder
    Petrie Shoulder Scope With Reconstruction
    “Dr. P is the greatest! The health loop helps patient keep in touch and Julie replies to all questions regularly. It's wonderful knowing I can contact her any time.”
    Provider: Russell Petrie MD
    • Shoulder
    Shoulder Scope With Reconstruction
    “Talking through all issues, concerns, and questions. Everyone was personable and professional.”
    Provider: Russell Petrie MD
    • Shoulder
    Shoulder Scope With Reconstruction
    “He was very professional and knowledgeable. As well as possessing great bedside manners! I would highly recommended Dr. Petrie to anyone.”
    Provider: Russell Petrie MD
    • Shoulder
    Shoulder Scope With Reconstruction
    “After care communication with staff was excellent. They were very friendly and effective with my concerns and requests.”
    Provider: David S Gazzaniga MD
    • Shoulder
    Shoulder Scope With Reconstruction
    “Everything. He is great, and his team is fantastic. Impressed with everyone.”
    Provider: Russell Petrie MD
    • Shoulder
    Shoulder Scope With Reconstruction
    “Dr. Petrie was thorough and explained the surgery and recovery. I'm 5 1/2 months post surgery and my shoulder feels 99% normal. Better than I'd ever imagined!”
    Provider: Russell Petrie MD

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