Shoulder Conditions

One of the most common causes of shoulder pain, ranging from inflammation to complete tears. Treatment options include both non-operative care and surgical repair.

Wear and tear of cartilage leading to pain, stiffness, and limited function. Treatment ranges from medications to shoulder replacement surgery.

A complex condition combining a massive rotator cuff tear with arthritis. Often requires reverse shoulder replacement for optimal outcomes.

Occurs when structures keeping the shoulder stable are compromised, leading to dislocations or feeling of the shoulder slipping out of place.

Inflammation or injury to the biceps tendon and labrum, often seen in overhead athletes. May require biceps tenodesis surgery.

Broken bones in the shoulder from trauma, including proximal humerus, clavicle, and scapula fractures. Treatment ranges from conservative to surgical.

Damage to the acromioclavicular joint from direct trauma, common in contact sports. Most cases can be managed non-operatively.

Inflammation of the bursa or impingement of tendons causing pain with overhead activities. Often responds well to conservative treatment.

Progressive stiffness and pain due to capsule thickening. More common in diabetics. Early recognition allows for more effective treatment.

Calcium deposits in the rotator cuff tendons causing acute or chronic pain. Treatment options range from therapy to surgical removal.