Welcome to the practice of Dr. Daniel Kharrazi, specializing in arthroscopic surgery, sports medicine, and minimally invasive surgery. What sets our practice apart from others is our professionalism and the highly personal approach we take in caring for our patients. We pride ourselves in the individual care we provide for our clients.
Our goal is to return you to an active, healthy quality of life. Dr. Kharrazi outlines the plan for a non-surgical solution for Brett Favre's injured biceps. Dr. Daniel Kharrazi breaks down some health problems that might stand in Brett Favre's way.
Our goal is to return you to an active, healthy quality of life. Dr. Kharrazi outlines the plan for a non-surgical solution for Brett Favre's injured biceps. Dr. Daniel Kharrazi breaks down some health problems that might stand in Brett Favre's way.
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Dr. Daniel Kharrazi is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon with over ten years of practice experience providing patients with comprehensive surgical care at his practice locations throughout Southern California. He also holds appointments at several local hospitals, including Kerlan-Jobe Surgery Center, Centinela Hospital Medical Center, Beverly Hills Sunset Surgical Center, and Daniel Freeman Hospital.
The acromioclavicular (AC) joint is the meeting point of the acromion and clavicle bones, often indicated with a visible bump in the area. AC joint injuries often occur as a result of a fall or other trauma, which may cause the acromion to move or separate from the clavicle, or cause the ligaments to be stretched or torn.
The rotator cuff is a group of tendons and muscles that support the shoulder joint and allow for complete movement while keeping the ball of the arm bone in the shoulder socket. These tendons and muscles may become torn or otherwise damaged from injury or overuse and can lead to pain, weakness and inflammation.
Arthroscopy is a type of surgery that uses an arthroscope (thin fiber optic camera) to visualize the area to be operated on, as well as multiple small portals through which the surgeon's tools are manipulated. This procedure offers patients a relatively shorter recovery time as opposed to conventional "open" surgery.
The ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) is one of the most commonly injured ligaments in the knee. Running diagonally through the middle of the joint, the ACL works together with three other ligaments to connect the femur (upper leg bone) to the tibia (lower leg bone). People who play sports that are likely to damage the knee -- such as basketball, football, skiing and soccer -- are at greatest risk for injuring the ACL.
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