James David Spearman, Jr., MD

Description

James David Spearman Jr., MD, MBA. is a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine and shoulder reconstruction. His practice is focused on hip, knee, shoulder and elbow injuries or problems, including fracture care.

Keywords nonunion fracture of the knee, malunion fracture of the pelvis, malunion fracture of the knee, malunion fracture of the hip, nonunion fracture of the shoulder, nonunion fracture of the elbow, malunion fracture of the shoulder, malunion fracture of the elbow, elbow tendonitis, degenerative joint disease of the hip, elbow reconstruction, shoulder reconstruction, minimally invasive knee replacement, damaged knee cartilage removal, prosthetic joint infection of the shoulder, prosthetic joint infection of the elbow, computer assisted knee replacement, total shoulder replacement surgery, total knee replacement, total hip replacement, shoulder injection, knee surgery, hip surgery, hip preservation, hip pain under age 60, hip pain over age 60, hip pain, hip joint debridement, hip joint injection, fracture, elbow surgery, elbow pain, elbow injury, arthroscopy of knee, arthroscopy of hip, orthopedic injuries treatment, sports related injury, shoulder pain, shoulder injury, knee pain for patients aged younger than 60, knee pain for patients aged 60 and older, knee pain, knee injury, non-displaced fracture of ulna, proximal ulnar fracture, non-displaced fracture of radius, stress fracture of the radius, distal radial fracture, radial fracture, medial epicondylitis, lateral epicondylitis, work related musculoskeletal disorders, knee osteoarthritis, internal fixation, cubital tunnel surgery, curettage of bone lesions, bone cyst aspiration and injection, excision of bone cyst, elbow mass, osteochondral lesions of the foot and ankle, osteochondral lesions of the hand and wrist, osteochondral lesions of the lower extremities, osteochondral lesions of the upper extremities, osteonecrosis of the knee, osteonecrosis of the foot, osteonecrosis of the hand, malunion fracture of the spine, malunion fracture of the lower extremity, malunion fracture of the upper extremity, malunion fracture of the foot, malunion fracture of the hand, charcot foot, quadrangular space syndrome, paratenonitis, achilles tendonosis, hip abductor tear, osteochondritis dissecans of the ankle, synovitis, osteonecrosis of the hip, elbow bone spur, ulnar nerve injury, hip click, heterotopic ossification, tenosynovitis, ulnar fracture, adhesive capsulitis, anterior cruciate ligament injury, achilles tendon injury, ankle tendon tear, foot tendon tear, accessory navicular, tibial spine fracture, osteochondral lesions, persistent pain after orthopedic surgery, foot fracture, ankle fracture, radial pseudarthrosis, pectoralis major tendon injury, femur fracture, forearm fracture.