Dr. David Frumberg

Biography

David Frumberg is an Associate Professor of Orthopaedics Rehabilitation at Yale School of Medicine, where he directs the Yale Limb Restoration Lengthening Program and the Cerebral Palsy Program at Yale-New Haven Hospital. His specialization lies in complex orthopedic conditions requiring detailed attention and care. Dr. Frumberg collaborates closely with patients and families to understand their unique needs and goals while maximizing comfort and functionality. With a background in advanced surgical techniques, he focuses on providing innovative and compassionate care to patients of all ages. Dr. Frumberg's expertise includes limb lengthening, correction of limb deformities, management of cerebral palsy, arthrogryposis, and various neurologic conditions that lead to joint contractures. He is also skilled in treating musculoskeletal issues like fracture nonunions and infections. Dr. Frumberg is dedicated to longitudinal care for patients with cerebral palsy and genetic disorders, while also engaging in observational gait analysis and advanced surgical techniques to enhance the mobility of his patients. He has trained under leaders in the field and applies this knowledge to perform limb lengthening surgeries that restore limb function and improve patient quality of life.

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