Ciminiello Videos

Sports Medicine and Trauma Angelo Ciminiello, M.D. Sports Medicine Specialist | Knee, Hip & Shoulder Surgeon Dr. Ciminiello offers state-of-the-art techniques for sports injuries and trauma, including rodding of fractures, computer navigation assistance, minimally invasive fracture fixation, and all-inside anatomic ACL reconstruction. These techniques can restore anatomy and increase function at a faster pace than traditional techniques. Related Resources: Orthopedic Surgery & Sports Medicine at The Sports Medicine Center View Dr. Ciminiello’s Bio › Contact us today to learn more or to make an appointment. CONTACT US ›

What is a Meniscus? Angelo Ciminiello, M.D. Sports Medicine Specialist | Knee, Hip & Shoulder Surgeon Dr. Angelo Ciminiello explains what the meniscus is, and some of the injuries that often occur to it. Learn about symptoms of meniscus tears and treatment options. Related Resources: Meniscus Tears Diagnosis & Treatment of Knee Conditions View Dr. Ciminiello’s Bio › Contact us today to learn more or to make an appointment. CONTACT US ›

Shoulder Instability Symptoms Angelo Ciminiello, M.D. Sports Medicine Specialist | Knee, Hip & Shoulder Surgeon Dr. Angelo Ciminiello reviews the signs and symptoms of shoulder instability, also known as shoulder dislocation, how it happens, diagnosis and treatment options. Related Resources: Shoulder Dislocations Diagnosis & Treatment of Elbow and Shoulder Conditions View Dr. Ciminiello’s Bio › Contact us today to learn more or to make an appointment. CONTACT US ›

What is a Rotator Cuff? Angelo Ciminiello, M.D. Sports Medicine Specialist | Knee, Hip & Shoulder Surgeon Dr. Angelo Ciminiello explains what the rotator cuff is, and some of the injuries that can occur to it. Learn about the symptoms and treatment options for rotator cuff injuries. Related Resources: Rotator Cuff Injuries Diagnosis & Treatment of Elbow and Shoulder Conditions View Dr. Ciminiello’s Bio › Contact us today to learn more or to make an appointment. CONTACT US ›

What is an Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL)? Angelo Ciminiello, M.D. Sports Medicine Specialist | Knee, Hip & Shoulder Surgeon The ACL, which stands for anterior cruciate ligament, is the main stabilizing ligament inside the knee. Tears of this ligament usually occur from contact sports that involve twisting. Patients usually feel a pop, followed by swelling and pain.  An ACL tear must be diagnosed in the office. Treatment plans depend on the patient and the extent of the injury, but these tears may require surgical repair. Related Resources: ACL Injury Doesn’t Mean Life Stops What to Do After an ACL Injury View Dr. Ciminiello’s Bio › Contact us today to learn more or to make an appointment. CONTACT US ›

ACL grafts for ACL reconstruction surgery Angelo Ciminiello, M.D. Sports Medicine Specialist | Knee, Hip & Shoulder Surgeon Dr. Angelo Ciminiello reviews several types of ACL grafts for ACL reconstruction surgery, and some of the differences between them. Related Resources: ACL Reconstruction: Patellar Tendon Graft Technique What is an Anterior Cruciate Ligament? View Dr. Ciminiello’s Bio › Contact us today to learn more or to make an appointment. CONTACT US ›

Distal Clavicle Excision by Angelo Ciminiello, M.D. Angelo Ciminiello, M.D. Sports Medicine Specialist | Knee, Hip & Shoulder Surgeon This video shows an arthroscopic distal clavicle excision, wherein  the surgeon removes the outer end of the clavicle (collarbone) to relieve pain and impingement due to arthritis or injury. See what actually takes place inside the body during this minimally-invasive procedure. Related Resources: Distal Clavicle Excision (Arthroscopic Method) Shattered Clavicle Doesn’t Result in Shattered Dreams View Dr. Ciminiello’s Bio › Contact us today to learn more or to make an appointment. CONTACT US ›

Removal Calcific Tendinitis Angelo Ciminiello, M.D. Sports Medicine Specialist | Knee, Hip & Shoulder Surgeon Calcific Tendonitis is a common shoulder condition and is best treated with surgery. What actually takes place when the surgeon removes calcium deposits in a tendon during arthroscopy? Watch this video (no sound) and see the actual process, wherein the calcium inside the tendon is extracted by using a needle. Related Resources: Calcific Tendinitis of Shoulder Treated with OrthoConnecticut Diagnosis & Treatment of Elbow and Shoulder Conditions View Dr. Ciminiello’s Bio › Contact us today to learn more or to make an appointment. CONTACT US ›