Supraspinatus Muscle Atrophy
Supraspinatus muscle atrophy refers to the wasting or thinning of the supraspinatus muscle, a critical component of the rotator cuff responsible for shoulder stability and movement. This condition…
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Silent Deltoid Atrophy in Volleyball Players
Volleyball, particularly at competitive levels, demands intense shoulder activity, placing athletes at risk of specific nerve-related muscle issues. One such condition is silent deltoid atrophy, a subtle yet…
Facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy
Facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD) is a genetic or hereditary neuromuscular condition marked by gradual muscular weakening, predominantly impacting the facial region, shoulders, and upper arms. With an incidence…
SLAP Tear and Posterior Labral Tear
Shoulder injuries can be both debilitating and frustrating, especially for athletes and individuals who rely heavily on upper body strength and mobility. Among the most common shoulder injuries…
Biceps Smasher
Rotator cuff disorders rank among the leading causes of shoulder pain and dysfunction, significantly affecting individuals’ quality of life. The performance of rotator cuff repair to rectify tears…
BANKARTS REPAIR
Shoulder instability is a common issue faced by athletes, active individuals, and even those with more sedentary lifestyles. You are more likely to see this in people aged…
INSPACE BALLOON SPACER
Shoulder injuries, particularly those involving the rotator cuff, are among the most common musculoskeletal issues that impact mobility and quality of life. These injuries are not only common…
Shoulder Arthritis Debridement
Extensive Debridement Shoulder is a surgical technique used to eliminate detritus and impaired tissue inside the shoulder joint. This technique is conducted with minimum invasiveness by using a…
Deltoid Compartment Syndrome
The deltoid is a spherical muscle located at the apex of your upper arm and shoulder. The deltoid muscle’s primary role is to assist in arm lifting and…
Frozen Shoulder and Physiotherapy
A frozen shoulder, scientifically known as adhesive capsulitis, causes stiffness and soreness in the shoulder joint. Signs and symptoms often appear slowly and eventually worsen. Symptoms gradually improve,…
Common Conditions Affecting Range of Motion of the Shoulder
Due to the high degree of flexibility in your shoulder across all ranges of motion, it is a frequent location for muscle injuries and pain. As per the…
Belly Press Test for Shoulder Health
The Belly Press Test is a clinical procedure used to evaluate the functionality of the subscapularis muscle (a rotator cuff muscle that keeps the shoulder joint stable and…