Dr. Behzadi works closely with other physicians and therapists to provide a continuum of care for his patients. The needs of patients are addressed at every juncture, from pre-op education to post-surgical rehabilitation. Patients preparing for joint reconstruction surgery take part in an educational program that has led to a dramatic reduction in length of hospital stay.
Dr. Behzadi’s specialties include the following.
Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
When you twist your knee or fall on it, you can tear the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), which is a stabilizing ligament that connects your thighbone to the shinbone. An ACL unravels like a braided rope when it’s torn and does not heal on its own. Fortunately, reconstruction surgery can help many people recover their full function after an ACL tear. Learn more…
Arthroscopic Repair of Shoulder Dislocations
Arthroscopic reconstruction techniques are evolving regarding the treatment of shoulder dislocations. Application of these techniques such as thermal stabilization and arthroscopic repair are becoming more popular and effective. Learn more…
Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repairs
Traditionally, when a patient required surgical repair of a rotator cuff injury, an incision was made over the outside of the shoulder, usually about 6-10 centimeters in length. The muscle beneath the skin was separated to expose the rotator cuff, and the rotator cuff was then inspected and repaired. This is what surgeons call an “open rotator cuff repair.” Learn more…
Arthroscopy and Meniscus Surgery
Arthroscopic meniscus repair is an outpatient surgical procedure to repair torn knee cartilage. A torn meniscus is diagnosed with a thorough history and physical exam. Traumatic meniscus tears often occur with twisting type or hyper-flexion injuries. Learn more…
Computer-Assisted Orthopedic Surgery
Computer-assisted technology is the latest advancement to ensure accuracy and excellence in joint replacement surgery. It allows the surgeon to map out the joint, resulting in a three-dimensional image being projected on a computer screen. Computer-assisted technology provides more accuracy and precision than possible with conventional instruments. Learn more…
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Today’s patient is more mobile, informed, and demanding. Active lifestyles lead patients to search for physicians with solutions that are on the cutting edge and can provide freedom from pain and rapid recovery from surgery. Learn more…
Total Joint Replacement
In total joint replacement, an arthritic or damaged joint is removed and replaced with an artificial joint called a prosthesis. Learn more…