Struan H. Coleman, MD, PhD

Your shoulders, hips and knees are susceptible to all kinds of sports injuries. When you are injured, you cannot participate in your chosen sports or activities. Dislocated shoulders, swelling of the knee joints and hip pain when walking are some of the common complaints from athletes and weekend warriors.

Are you suffering from hip labrum tear? Do you feel pain or discomfort every time you move your knee joints? Is shoulder pain contributing to your immobility? That's when you need a reputable board certified orthopedic surgeon with special interest in hip injury, knee and shoulder injuries and related conditions.

Struan H. Coleman, MD, PhD, is a highly trained and exerienced sports medicine physician. He can determine the causes of hip pain, address the symptoms of stiff shoulders and treat knee joint pain.

His services include:
Arthroscopic surgery
Knee arthroscopy
Hip arthroscopy
Arthritis management
Joint replacement of the hip
Total knee replacement, partial knee replacement
Shoulder replacement
Surgical opinions and evaluations
Treatment of sports injuries
Trauma management

Dr. Coleman is a sports medicine physician at Hospital for Special Surgery, where he treats orthopedic conditions of the shoulder, hip and knee. He performs arthroscopic shoulder surgery, arthroscopic hip surgery and arthroscopic knee surgery.
Get complete relief from pain. Experience gentle and personalized attention for shoulder, knee and hip conditions.

Dr. Coleman is an orthopedic doctor who holds a PhD in molecular biology from Oxford University, England and combines a clinical practice in sports medicine with basic science research in the injury and repair of musculoskeletal tissues. Dr. Coleman was an assistant team physician to the New York Giants football team during his fellowship and is currently a team sports medicine physician for the New York Mets. He specalizes iin:

Sports injuries
Sports hip injuries
Meniscus tear
ACL tear and reconstruction
Arthroscopic surgery
Shoulder injuries, shoulder impingement
Rotator cuff tear