How soon is it reasonable to expect shoulder replacement patients to return to sports and other desired activities?In a study by Katrin Schumann and colleagues, 89 percent of shoulder replacement patients return to their desired…
Elbow injuries involving multiple structures as the result of a traumatic event are described in the literature in a variety of ways, including:Complex elbow dislocationComplex elbow instabilityComplex traumatic elbow injuriesTraumatic elbow dislocationsRegardless of the term used…
Restoring shoulder mobility after a surgery is critical to the patient’s long-term function.Although differing opinions exist regarding the exact timing of these activities after a surgery, it is clear that certain exercises should be utilized…
Athletes from a range of sports are routinely referred for rehabilitation following upper extremity injuries and surgeries. Regardless of the age or performance level of an athlete, injuries— especially those requiring surgery—can be devastating in…
Are you a clinician who receives referrals for shoulder pain or shoulder impingement? Have any of the patients you have treated for a distal problem told you that their shoulder hurts and asked you to…
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