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So far Jonathan Ticker, MD has created 61 blog entries.

On Bankart to Remplissage – A Conversation

Dr. Ticker interviews Dr. Eugene Wolf, along with Dr. Michael Pollack, about the development of the technique called remplissage, used in more complex shoulder instability surgery.

On Bankart to Remplissage – A Conversation

Dr. Ticker Serves on Organizing Committee for the International Shoulder Safari

Dr. Ticker was in Israel at an international shoulder meeting, the International Shoulder Safari, November 11-18, 2018.  The Course Director was Ofer Levy, and Dr. Ticker assisted him on the Organizing Committee.  The meeting including renowned shoulder surgeons from around the globe, including leadership from the American, European, and International shoulder organizations.  There were [...]

Dr. Ticker Serves on Organizing Committee for the International Shoulder Safari

Dr. Ticker Named to 2018 Castle Connolly Top Doctor List

Jonathan Ticker, MD was named to the 2018 Castle Connolly Top Doctor list. This list is decided by peer nominations, and Dr. Ticker has been recognized each year since 2009. Dr. Ticker is a shoulder and sports medicine specialist who treats both non-operative and operative conditions of the shoulder. When surgery is indicated, he focuses on [...]

Dr. Ticker Named to 2018 Castle Connolly Top Doctor List

An Atlas of Advanced Shoulder Arthroscopy

(Published 2018) The Atlas of Advanced Shoulder Arthroscopy is a bridge between basic and advanced operative procedures in shoulder arthroscopy. Specialist shoulder surgeons from around the world have provided insights that will help the reader to both understand and treat difficult pathologies of the shoulder. The authoritative content includes: A [...]

An Atlas of Advanced Shoulder Arthroscopy

Dr. Ticker Lectured at the AANA 2017 Fall Course

Dr. Ticker spoke at the Arthroscopy Association of North America (AANA) 2017 Fall Course November 2-4 in Palm Desert, CA. He participated in the following lectures and courses: Lecturer: “How Do I Keep Costs Down in my Rotator Cuff Repairs?” Lecturer: “Arthroscopic Distal Clavicle Resection is Reproducible and Reliable if You Follow These Steps” [...]

Dr. Ticker Lectured at the AANA 2017 Fall Course

Dr. Ticker Spoke at the 44th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Shoulder Society & the 1st Asia-Pacific Shoulder & Elbow Symposium

Shoulder Instability Session Speakers & Moderators, Saturday, October 7th, 2017 - From left to right: James Tibone, Los Angeles, CA, USA, Guoqing Cui, Beijing, China, Seung-Ho Kim, Seoul, Korea, Greg Hoy, Melbourne, Australia, Eiji Itoi, Sendai, Japan, Hiroyuki Sugaya, Tokyo, Japan, Jonathan Ticker, Merrick, NY, USA, Yong-Girl Rhee, Seoul, Korea, Markus Scheibel, Berlin, Germany, [...]

Dr. Ticker Spoke at the 44th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Shoulder Society & the 1st Asia-Pacific Shoulder & Elbow Symposium

Subscapularis Repair

Subscapularis Rotator Cuff Surgery Overview The subscapularis muscle is the largest and strongest muscle in the rotator cuff, providing an estimated 53% of total strength. The muscle and its attached tendon play a critical role in turning the arm upward and providing overhead lifting abilities. A tendon tear of the subscapularis is relatively uncommon compared [...]

Subscapularis Repair

Subacromial Decompression

Shoulder Impingement Treatment Overview The rotator cuff is a vital structure found within the shoulder joint that is composed of four muscle-tendon units. The rotator cuff is responsible for helping stabilize the shoulder and for allowing overhead arm movements. As the muscles that compose the rotator cuff travel to their attachment sites on the humerus [...]

Subacromial Decompression

Shoulder Dislocation Treatment

Shoulder Stabilization Surgery Overview The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the human body, allowing the ability to lift and rotate the arm, as well as reaching overhead. Even though its wide range of motion is very beneficial, the shoulder is prone to injuries that cause instability. One of the most common injuries that [...]

Shoulder Dislocation Treatment

Shoulder Reconstruction

Shoulder Instability Surgery As the most mobile joint in the human body, the shoulder is prone to instability. Shoulder instability occurs when the ball (humeral head) is forced out of the socket (glenoid), often the result of repetitive overuse or a sudden traumatic injury. Once a shoulder has become dislocated once, it is prone to [...]

Shoulder Reconstruction
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