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Diabetes and Frozen Shoulder

Our shoulder is made up of three bones: The shoulder blade, the collarbone, and the upper arm bone or humerus.  The shoulder has a ball-and-socket joint.  The round…

Supraspinatus Tendinopathy

Supraspinatus tendinopathy is a common and crippling condition that becomes more prevalent after middle age.  It is a common cause of shoulder pain.  The supraspinatus tendon lies in…

Psychology and Sports Injuries

“Role of Psychology during Sports injuries” Injury is physical trauma or damage caused to the body by an external force. Injuries in sports are very common and can…

Can Rotator Cuff Injuries heal by itself?

Can Rotator Cuff Injuries Heal by itself? A common question I hear from my patients is – Can my rotator cuff tear be treated without surgery? “As I…

Patient with longstanding symptoms

Patient with longstanding symptoms: Be sure the diagnosis is correct: List of some conditions that are common in sports was not what they appeared at first: Obvious diagnosis…

Acute Injury Management

Soft tissue injuries are a common occurrence when exercising, playing sport and during recreational activities. These injuries can be the result of a sudden unexpected or uncontrolled event…

Same Day Shoulder Surgeries

Reduced cost – As recovery and rehabilitation is taking place at the patient’s home, a good amount of money Read More

Cervical Radiculopathy

Cervical radiculopathy (commonly referred to as “pinched nerve”) occurs when the nerve in the neck is compressed or irritated.  In other words, damage or disturbance of nerve function…

Cartilage Injuries of the Shoulder

The shoulder is the meeting place of three bones:  scapula (shoulder blade), humerus (arm bone) and clavicle (collar bone).  The main shoulder joint, that is glenohumeral joint, is…