Pediatrics CertifiedBrien Rabenhorst, MD

Dr. Rabenhorst's clinical interests include:

Treatment of developmental dysplasia of the hip by closed and/or open techniques;
Treatment of severe deformities of the foot including talipes equinovarus and vertical talus by closed or open techniques;
Osteotomies of the hip including pelvic, acetabular and proximal femoral osteotomies;
Pinning of severe slipped capital femoral epiphysis;
Arthroscopy;
Treatment of scoliosis by operative techniques including posterior spinal fusion and standard posterior;
Segmental posterior instrumentation to include; hooks, sublaminar wires, pedicle screws;
Anterior spinal surgery to include: inter-body fusion; segmental instrumentation, thoracoscopic techniques;
Limb lengthening techniques by standard Wagner lengthening; basic Ilizarov methods; advanced Ilizardov methods;
Hand surgery in children to include basic reconstruction procedures;
Microsurgery to include: vessel and nerve repair;
Musculoskeletal tumor treatment to include surgical procedures, such as incisional or excisional biopsies.

Medical Degree

• Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans - 2007

Residency

• Texas Tech University Health Science Center - 2012

Fellowship

• University of Colorado - 2013