A shoulder that feels loose or gives way can affect more than athletic performance. Everyday tasks such as getting dressed, reaching for a shelf, or lifting an object may become uncomfortable or unpredictable. When these symptoms keep returning, shoulder...
Shoulder dislocations are one of the most common joint injuries seen in sports medicine and orthopedic practices. Because the shoulder joint allows for a wide range of motion, it is also more vulnerable to instability and injury. For athletes...
Shoulder instability occurs when the structures that support the shoulder joint are unable to keep it properly aligned, often leading to repeated dislocations or a feeling that the shoulder may “give out.” When nonsurgical treatments fail to provide relief,...