Idjadi Jeremy A MD

I had a bicycle accident and broke my elbow really badly. I was referred to Dr. Idjadi the following day after the ER visit.
Pre-​surgery, he told me that the injury is really bad and it could be a tricky operation and perhaps after recovery I may not have the same mobility in my left hand.
Post surgery, I had 7 screws and a plate. 10 days later, I visit him again, take an x-​ray and see that all the bones are perfectly back in place.
It was a very successful surgery.
Now after 2 month, my elbow which was deemed to be pretty badly injured, healed pretty well and I gained back 95% of the original mobility.
Good job on the surgery, what can I say more.
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As for the doctor’s attitude that the other reviewer talks about, I can only quote a famous proverb:
«„„Give the bread dough to the baker even if he eats half of it. — Idiomatic One of the meanings of this proverb could be… Give the job to a person who knows how to perform it best even if it will cost you much. (Translated from an Arabic proverb)““»
Be patient, polite and follow the procedure. Dr. Idjadi is a good listener.

I went in for a calf sprain and wore loose shorts because I knew the doctor would need to examine my calf and possibly my knee. He asked me to wear these ridiculous shorts. When I asked him why, he had a complete cow and said he couldn’t do a full exam with my shorts on. After putting on the ridiculous shorts he never looked at anything above my knee. This doctor had a complete power trip over nothing. Terrible bedside manners. Will never see again.