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Shoulder Subluxation If you have a fall or receive an impact on your shoulder, the resultant force can potentially displace your joint from its proper alignment. Subluxation refers to the displacement of one of the two bony structures that are in touch with one other, even if they are still in contact. Shoulder subluxation often occurs as a result of a rotator cuff injury due to the diminished capacity of the supporting tissue to adequately stabilize the bones. For instance, in the event of a muscle or ligament rupture in your rotator cuff, the humerus may dislocate while still staying ...

Notalgia paresthetica is a condition that results in a tingling, burning, or acute irritating sensation along the interior portion of the shoulder blade on the back. The majority of individuals develop a coloured patch on their skin in this region as a result of the constant rubbing and clawing. The condition has the potential to persist for a period of months to years. Notalgia paresthetica is a result of nerve irritation or injury. Although the condition can be bothersome, it is not life-threatening or detrimental to your health. Individuals at Risk of Experiencing Notalgia Paresthetica Notalgia paresthetica can impact individuals ...

Rotator cuff injuries are very common, specifically among athletes and those involved in overhead activities. The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that stabilizes the shoulder joint and facilitates a wide range of motion. Sometimes, these tendons are torn, either fully or partially, requiring surgical treatment to restore function and relieve pain.SpeedBridge rotator cuff repair is one such advanced and latest surgical procedure for repairing rotator cuff injuries using a SpeedBridge system. Understand the SpeedBridge method The SpeedBridge system is a knotless double-row method designed to offer a strong and highly stable fixing of torn tendons of ...

Rotator cuff injuries are common and chances of developing them increase as one ages. These injuries can also affect people having jobs that need repetitive overhead movements, such as carpenters and painters. Most people with rotator cuff injuries do not require surgery. Yet, it is recommended when a person has moderate to significant pain and feebleness in the shoulder or does not get benefits from any kind of non-surgical treatment. Surgery is also required when the rotator cuff injury is a tear caused by some new injury. Types of rotator cuff surgery There are three different kinds of surgery options ...

Rotator cuff injuries are a range of different conditions that affect the muscles and tendons that are responsible for stabilizing the shoulder joint. These injuries vary in their severity and appearance and have an impact on movement, overall strength and day-to-day activities. A proper understanding of the types of rotator cuff injuries is important for the right diagnosis and planning treatment. Different types of rotator cuff injuries Tendinitis Tendinitis or rotator cuff tendonitis is inflammation of the tendons of the rotator cuff, which is caused because of repetitive overhead activities. It is most often characterized by shoulder pain and swelling, ...

Many people suffer from shoulder pain at some point in life either because of repetitive motion, lengthening the shoulder outside the range, or any injury. But when this pain is managed, it can have a substantial impact on your day-to-day life. For treatment, it is vital to recognize the source of this problem. There are many causes of shoulder pain; it could be the rotator cuff, which is highly prone to tears, or a condition called shoulder tendonitis, one of the major sources of these problems. A proper understanding of those two problems can assist you and your doctor in ...