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Shoulder Replacement Surgery

How Shoulder Replacement Is Different from Rotator Cuff Repair

Shoulder injuries can be debilitating and disruptive, especially since you rely on your shoulders for so many things. Shoulder injuries may prevent you from working, playing sports, enjoying time with your loved ones or even resting. That is why it is important to seek immediate medical treatment so your injury does not get worse. Not

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Questions to Ask Your Shoulder Surgeon About Reverse Shoulder Replacement

Reverse shoulder replacement surgery (reverse shoulder arthroplasty) has given hope to patients who have had a failed conventional shoulder arthroplasty or who are suffering from a severely damaged rotator cuff for which the standard procedure is not recommended. Nonetheless, like making any other important decision, deciding to get a reverse shoulder replacement entails forethought and

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What Symptoms May Signal the Need for a Shoulder Replacement?

Shoulder replacement surgery also referred to as shoulder arthroplasty, involves replacing the damaged parts of the shoulder with prostheses to eliminate the source of pain and restore mobility in the shoulder. If you’re suffering from shoulder pain, read on to learn about when it is time for you to consider having shoulder replacement surgery as

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What to Expect from Physical Therapy After Total Shoulder Replacement.

People with significant shoulder pain from arthritis can find relief from their symptoms through shoulder replacement surgery. During the procedure, the surgeon replaces the damaged shoulder joint with an artificial implant. Combined with a comprehensive physical therapy rehabilitation program, shoulder replacement patients can regain shoulder function and return to the activities they love. What Happens

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Are There Restrictions After Shoulder Replacement Surgery?

Shoulder replacement surgery will help to finally alleviate your shoulder pain while helping you to regain your function in your shoulder and arm. The surgery consists of your orthopedic surgeon replacing the worn-out tissues with medical-grade prosthetic parts. Especially during the first six weeks after your shoulder replacement surgery, you’ll have some limitations. Your surgeon

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Why Would an Orthopedic Surgeon Recommend Shoulder Surgery?

Damage to the shoulder joint can cause significant pain, instability, and the inability to move the shoulder very well if at all. When the shoulder pain and disability become unbearable, surgical intervention can restore your normal function once again. Let’s talk about some of the most common reasons for having shoulder surgery, and where you

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What Happens if a Rotator Cuff Repair Is Not Performed?

The rotator cuff consists of muscles and tendons supporting the top end of your upper arm bone like a cuff. Although these tissues are strong and durable, they are not immune to trauma and overuse injury. Tiny tears can develop in the rotator cuff, and these can cause constant shoulder pain. Fortunately, an orthopedic surgeon

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Why Does My Doctor Want Me to Get a Reverse Shoulder Replacement Surgery?

Shoulders contain complex parts that are susceptible to injuries. Your orthopedic doctor may recommend shoulder surgery depending on the severity of your condition. In some cases, your doctor may advise you to undergo reverse shoulder replacement surgery. In this procedure, your surgeon will switch the ball and socket in your shoulder joint. This reversal sometimes

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Finding the Right Doctor for Shoulder Replacement

Having an injured shoulder or a shoulder that has severe arthritis can cause you to suffer a disability, chronic discomfort, and pain. If this describes you, and nonsurgical treatments have not worked to repair the disability and alleviate the pain, then your doctor may advise you to consider having a shoulder replacement. If you have

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Is My Gym Routine Hurting My Shoulder?

Experiencing pain after hitting the gym may be a sign that something in your workout is not right. A good gym routine is one that helps you lose weight, build muscle, and increase strength and endurance. Sore and aching shoulders that last longer than the first few days is not one of them. Here are

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