Friday night under the lights or Saturday in front of a packed stadium is supposed to be the highlight of the week, not the start of a season-threatening injury.
Shoulder pain has a sneaky way of hiding in plain sight. It only flares when you reach overhead, sleep on one side, or swing a racket—so it's easy to write off and wait out. But rest doesn't always fix it.
For decades, shoulder replacement relied entirely on a surgeon's hands, eyes, and experience to position the implant correctly inside one of the body's most complex joints.
Most people have heard of knee or hip replacements.
You’re mid-game. A tackle, an awkward fall, an outstretched arm, and suddenly your shoulder is out of place.
