Dr. Steven Goldberg, board-certified orthopedic surgeon and fellowship-trained specialist serving Naples, Florida, is presenting his research at the International Congress of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery (ICSES) in Vancouver, Canada. This global gathering brings together the world’s leading shoulder and elbow specialists to share emerging research, refine surgical techniques, and advance patient care standards. For patients
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Outpatient Shoulder Replacement
Outpatient shoulder replacement is one of the most significant advances in orthopedic surgery in recent years, and patients in Naples, FL are increasingly asking whether same-day surgery may be the right option for them. Traditionally, shoulder replacement required a hospital stay of one to three nights. Today, carefully selected patients in overall good health may
Signs You Need Shoulder Surgery
Recognizing the signs you need shoulder surgery is one of the most important steps you can take toward reclaiming your quality of life. For patients in Naples, FL, and throughout Southwest Florida, Dr. Steven S. Goldberg, M.D. provides board-certified, fellowship-trained expertise to help you understand whether conservative care is still appropriate or whether surgical intervention
Understanding Tennis Elbow: Expert Advice from a Top Orthopedic Surgeon
Tennis elbow is a common elbow injury that affects not only athletes but anyone who engages in repetitive arm and wrist movements. If you’re experiencing persistent pain on the outside of your elbow, you’re not alone. Dr. Steven S. Goldberg, a leading orthopedic surgeon in Naples, Florida, specializes in diagnosing and treating tennis elbow, helping
A Look at Dr. Goldberg’s Training, Experience, and Specialty in Shoulder Care
When you’re dealing with persistent shoulder pain, choosing the right specialist can make all the difference. As a Newsweek Top 200 Doctor, patients have trusted Steven S. Goldberg, MD, a highly regarded orthopedic surgeon in Southwest Florida for over 20 years. Dr. Goldberg is known for his advanced training, extensive experience, and focused expertise as
Why Pickleball Is Causing a Surge in Shoulder Injuries (And How to Prevent Them)
Pickleball has taken Southwest Florida by storm, and it’s easy to see why. It’s social, low-impact on the legs, and easy to learn. But ask any orthopedic surgery practice in Naples and they’ll tell you the same thing: pickleball shoulder injuries are showing up in clinics at an unprecedented rate. Whether you’re a weekend warrior
Long-Term Results Matter: Dr. Goldberg’s Study on Modern Shoulder Replacement Surgery
If you’re exploring shoulder surgery options for arthritis-related pain and stiffness, you deserve evidence, not hype. A newly published mid-term outcomes study led by Dr. Steven S. Goldberg highlights why modern approaches to shoulder replacement surgery can deliver meaningful improvements in comfort, movement, and long-term implant stability. This study focused on a new type of
Leading Orthopedic Care for Arthroscopic Procedures
When it comes to orthopedic care in Naples, Florida, Dr. Steven S. Goldberg stands out as a leader in innovative patient-centered treatment. With over 20 years of experience, Dr. Goldberg has consistently focused on providing the best evidence-based treatment in the realm of shoulder arthroscopy and rotator cuff repair. He regularly utilizes new technology once
Elbow Fractures and How to Prevent Them
Even simple elbow fractures can significantly impact your daily activities and quality of life. We use our fingers, hands, and wrists for many everyday tasks, meaning even a minor injury can have a big impact. Here is what to know about elbow fractures, how to prevent them, and how treatment with a board-certified orthopedic surgeon
At What Age Should You Have a Total Shoulder Replacement?
Many people with chronic shoulder pain will eventually ask themselves, “when is it the right time to have shoulder replacement surgery?” There are many factors involved in that decision, and age is only one of them. Shoulder replacements are usually performed in patients in their 60s through 80s but in some patients, as early as