Upon completion of medical school at the University of Rochester, Dr. Froehlich did his surgical training at Strong Memorial Hospital followed by a Brown University/Rhode Island Hospital residency in orthopaedic surgery. He was awarded a reconstructive fellowship by the Mueller Foundation of North America, completed under the supervision of Dr. Hugh Chandler at Massachusetts General Hospital and New England Baptist Hospital. His clinical practice focuses on sports and reconstructive surgery with emphasis on hip, knee and shoulder problems. His research interests are the detection and prophylaxis of DVT and the study of biomechanical stability of implants in total knee arthroplasty. He has made several national presentations, and is active locally in many programs for patient education and public awareness concerning orthopaedic issues.