Swimmer’s Shoulder vs. Rotator Cuff Tear: What’s the Difference?
Shoulder injuries are common among swimmers and overhead athletes, often caused by repetitive motion and overuse.
Shoulder injuries are common among swimmers and overhead athletes, often caused by repetitive motion and overuse.
Shoulder pain can leave you tossing and turning through the night making restful sleep nearly impossible.
If you're considering surgery, it's natural to have questions. Many patients have questions about what to expect before, during, and after shoulder replacement surgery.
Borrowing a page from their colleagues who specialize in robotic knee and hip replacement surgery, orthopedic specialists who treat shoulders have fine-tuned their operating-room techniques and are sending patients home sooner for faster recoveries.
Sometimes, replacing a severely injured or deteriorating human joint is easier to perform and more effective for patients when orthopedic surgeons reorganize, re-arrange and tinker with the body’s original anatomy.