The rotator cuff is the group of tendons and muscles that connect the upper arm to the shoulder blade and it provides stability and function to the shoulder joint, allowing it to rotate and lift.
The London Shoulder Specialists treat rotator cuff tears, a very common, painful shoulder condition that limits movement and ability to play sports.
When you exercise, especially after a break, it’s common to feel sore and stiff the morning after. However, did you know that post-exercise stiffness could point to a more serious issue? Continue Reading
A new study published within the Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery has provided an insight into the challenge inherent in the treatment of rotator cuff tears. It was discovered that stem cells within the rotator cuff more frequently turn into fat cells, rather than muscle cells in the event of a tear.
Rotator cuff injuries can be particularly tricky to repair. Therefore, depending upon their severity, surgery may be the only treatment option available. Here, we’ll look at when surgery is normally recommended for rotator cuff injuries.
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