Evan S Lederman

Carol 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

Only Dr that would work on my shoulder , and repaired it first time. Had 3 others look at it, was told, it would take at least 2 surgeries to repair, needed a trama surgeon.. 

michael 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

Dr. Lederman did my second total shoulder replacement. I am 65 and have rock climbed for 45 years. He had to do a reverse with a bone graft. I was pain free in less than 2 weeks and started climbing (very easy) routes in 4 months. He is an excellent surgeon and great at explaining the injuries and the surgery to repair. 

James B. 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

I'm a 53 year old self employed master craftsman and had suffered what could have been a career ending injury. A right shoulder dislocation, full rotator cuff tear, worst of all a multiple glenoid socket fracture. Dr. Lederman was honest and said I had a very sever injury and that even if the surgery was successful I may only have 70% use of my arm. Not only was the surgery successful but thanks to intensive therapy I have regained 93% use of my shoulder. He literally gave me my livelihood back 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

Upfront no candy coating.....very informative answer's all questions.. 

Steve 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

Does not give very strong pain meds. 

J.Underdahl 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

I am a physician and surgeon who after careful research within the medical community chose Dr. Lederman to perform my surgery. I was told he would operate only if it was the truly appropriate choice and found this to be true through my discussions with him and through his actions. After a trial of physical therapy designed to help improve my condition and give me a better outcome once surgery was done, we proceeded to surgery. The outcome was fantastic so I could return to work as a surgeon! 

Walter 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

Misinformation provided. Misleading statements from medical staff providing false hope for full recovery. Poor follow up. Seems they are as much interested in what they can extract from your wallet rather than your patient care.