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Physicians Our Physicians Brian Lohrbach, MD
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Friday, 30 July 2010
Testimonials
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They exceeded every expectation I had. My wife and I were both treated like royalty... Read more...
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You don't feel like it's a medical facility, and you're not treated like a so-called patient. Read more...
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I did the therapy and he did the job. Come spring, I was ready to rope calves, so it was fantastic! Read more...
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The biceps muscle is a large, two-headed muscle of the upper arm. It has two shoulder attachments and one elbow attachment. A ruptured biceps at the elbow usually occurs suddenly in 50-60 year old males with heavy lifting. The tear results in a 40% decrease in elbow flexion strength and a 50% decrease in forearm supination strength (turning the forearm clockwise). Surgical reattachment is usually recommended within the first 3 weeks. The elbow is usually immobilized for 4-6 weeks prior to initiating exercises.