Shoulder injury

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Rotator cuff injuries that can cause shoulder pain include tendinitis, tears, and tendinosis. Reviewed by a board-certified rheumatologist.

The shoulder is one of the most complex joints in the entire human body, allowing your arms to move in a variety of directions. Strong shoulders are important for many sports where the players need…

The Apley scratch test is used to measure the range of motion in shoulders. Learn the proper form for this test and how to improve shoulder mobility.

Loose shoulder ligaments can lead to injuries down the road. Strengthening your rotator cuff muscles around the shoulder can decrease your risk of injury.

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A2 glenoids according to the Walch classification are not difficult to ream because there is no deformity. However, the medial glenoid erosion is best approached with minimal reaming of the glenoid to the subchondral plate. The following case is a patient is her 70s who presented with GH joint arthritis and has failed conservative Rx. She had an intact rotator cuff and active forward shoulder elevation to 100 degrees. The surgical exposure and the preoperative and postoperative XRs are shown…

Tweaked your shoulder during practice, in a game or in the weight room? Shoulder injuries can include severe tears, painful separations and dislocations, mild strains and other issues that restrict range of motion. Major shoulder injuries can result in season-ending surgery and/or a prolonged recovery and rehabilitation programme. For lingering shoulder stiffness and minor discomfort, gentle stretching and shoulder exercises should get you back in the game sooner rather than later.