A rotator cuff tear can take up to six months to recover after surgery
Older patients who dislocate their shoulder may sustain a large tear of the rotator cuff tendon when they fall. This tendon ...
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27 Osteopathic approach to rotator cuff syndrome
A rotator cuff problem is a pain in the shoulder or upper arm ... detect areas of imbalance and weakness and address these accordingly. Diagnose any chronic instability within the shoulder joint ...
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Rehabilitation for shoulder instability
Structural causes can be addressed with surgical intervention, but non-structural causes such as altered neuromuscular control within the rotator cuff should be addressed conservatively. The purpose ...
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I’m a personal trainer with over a decade of experience and these are my favorite exercises for strong and healthy shoulders
As a ball-and-socket joint with a relatively wide range of motion, the shoulder can be susceptible to instability ...
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Department welcomes Evely
His clinical interests include shoulder arthritis and replacements, rotator cuff tears, shoulder instability and dislocations, and knee meniscus and ligament injuries. Evely grew up in Erwin, ...
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Orthopedic surgeon on Brandon Graham's torn triceps
Dr. Dodson specializes in sports medicine with a clinical interest in shoulder instability, ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff tears, and elbow injuries in overhead athletes. Dr. Dodson currently ...