Postoperative Care after shoulder surgery
In almost all cases, the shoulder surgeon would instruct you to wear a sling after shoulder surgery. By using the sling, you will limit your shoulder's range of motion so…
What happens when a shoulder becomes dislocated?
The main parts of the shoulder joint are the ball and the socket. The round surface of the ball in the upper arm (humerus) into the cup-shaped socket of the…
How can physical therapy prevent future injuries?
Our shoulders play a crucial role in our day to day life as we depend on them in many ways. So they are prone to injury, and it can be…
How successful are reverse shoulder replacements?
The Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons says that millions of people worldwide visit a doctor every year with shoulder problems and shoulder pain. Some people with shoulder problems may get the…
Stretching & Strengthening Exercises For A Frozen Shoulder
Exercises tailored for frozen shoulders can improve the strength and mobility of your shoulder. Frozen shoulder (often called adhesive capsulitis) is when your shoulder becomes stiff, painful and limits motion…
Why do some people need shoulder joint replacement?
A shoulder replacement is a surgical procedure used to treat painful and dysfunctional joints by replacing damaged or worn-out components of the shoulder joint with prosthetics. Various reasons can lead…
What is a reverse total shoulder arthroplasty? What are the expected results?
There are two major bones in your shoulder joint: the humerus (the upper arm bone) and the scapula (shoulder blade). As the upper arm moves inside the shoulder blade, its…
When is arthroscopic shoulder surgery recommended?
Now no more worries about large incisions and a longer recovery period after shoulder surgery. Shoulder surgeries are being performed with the most advanced technique, Arthroscopy. To know more, consult…
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