David German
AHN Orthopedic Surgery at Hardner Building
Office
(814) 454-2401
Fax (814) 459-5992 2315 Myrtle Street, Suite L10 Erie, PA 16502Call today!
About
David German
Dr. German specializes in orthopaedic surgery and joint replacement. He treats arthritis of the hip, knee, and shoulder, rotator cuff tears, knee meniscus injuries, knee ligament injuries, and fractures. His clinical interests include direct anterior hip replacement, robotic hip and knee replacement, shoulder replacement, and arthroscopic knee and shoulder surgery. He is also skilled at performing muscle-sparing, minimally invasive direct posterior hip replacement, robotic hip and knee replacement, arthroscopy, and joint revisions. He is board-certified and speaks English.
Primary Specialty
Surgeon
Practice
AHN Orthopedic Surgery at Hardner Building
Gender
Male
Education
Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Training
Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland Clinic
Certification
American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery-Orthopaedic Surgery
Accepting New Patients
Degrees
Medical Doctor
Admitting Hospitals
Saint Vincent Surgery Center, Saint Vincent Hospital
Office Name
AHN Orthopedic Surgery at Hardner Building
Languages
English
Business Hours
Monday:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday:Closed
Sunday:Closed
Services
robotic hip surgery, removal of knee prosthesis, knee steroid injection, painful hip replacement, patellofemoral pain, computer assisted hip replacement, robotic total knee replacement, hip clunk, knee osteoarthritis, adhesive capsulitis of the hip, osteonecrosis of the knee, degenerative joint disease of the knee, degenerative joint disease of the hip, arthrofibrosis of the knee, knee joint preservation, knee fusion, patellofemoral arthritis, viscosupplementation, bilateral osteoarthritis of the hip, robotic partial knee replacement, computer assisted hip surgery, posterior hip replacement, stiffness after a total knee replacement, loosening of a total knee replacement, instability after a total knee replacement, avascular necrosis of the knee, loosening of a total hip replacement, hip arthritis, prosthetic joint infection of the knee, prosthetic joint infection of the hip, bow leg deformity, total knee revision, total hip revision, robotic knee surgery, resurfacing of acetabulum, removal of hip prosthesis, reconstructive knee surgery, reconstruction of hip, patellofemoral arthroplasty, partial knee replacement, partial hip replacement, hip osteoarthritis, minimally invasive hip replacement, makoplasty, knock knee deformity, knee injection, knee arthroplasty, hip preservation, hip dislocation, chondromalacia, avascular necrosis of hip, arthrodesis of the knee, anterior hip replacement, anterior cruciate ligament repair revision, failed knee replacement, failed hip replacement, anterior minimally invasive hip replacement, knee replacement complications, coxa vara surgery, resurfacing of knee, minimally invasive knee replacement, pain after a total knee replacement, computer assisted knee replacement, total knee replacement, total hip replacement, colles fracture surgery, polydactyly foot, work related musculoskeletal disorders, sports related orbital injury, sports related head injury, sports related scapula injury, sports related lower extremity injury, sports related upper extremity injury, sports related thumb injury, sports related shoulder injury, sports related elbow injury, sports related wrist injury, sports related toe injury, knee effusion, arm fracture surgery, clavicle fracture surgery, splinting, tenotomy, thrower elbow, wrist contracture, shoulder contracture, elbow contracture, charcot shoulder, knee contracture, pott's disease, heterotopic ossification excision, proximal femoral osteotomy, quadricepsplasty, foot osteotomy, loose body elbow, spine instability, plica syndrome, plantar fascial fibromatosis, bursitis of the knee
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