By strictly following the instructions that Dr. O’Grady provides, patients will minimize their risk of complications and improve the likelihood of regaining full range of motion and strength in their shoulder.
By strictly following the instructions that Dr. O’Grady provides, patients will minimize their risk of complications and improve the likelihood of regaining full range of motion and strength in their shoulder.
The rotator cuff is made up of four muscles in the shoulder, and these muscles provide stability and flexibility for the shoulder joint. When any of these muscles are injured, the result is weakness in the shoulder, reduced mobility, and significant pain. There are both surgical and non-surgical treatment options available for repairing a damaged rotator cuff.
The rotator cuff is comprised of four muscles that assist in moving and stabilizing the shoulder joint. When one of these muscles is damaged, it is known as a rotator cuff injury. This type of injury can be extremely painful and can limit the range of motion in the shoulder.
