Shoulder (Subacromial) Bursitis

Posted by on 4/29/2017 to Bursitis
Shoulder (Subacromial) Bursitis
A question we are often asked...what exactly does bursitis of the shoulder involve?

Well to begin, A bursa is a sac of synovial fluid, rich in protein and collagen, that acts as a cushion to protect soft tissue, such as tendons, ligaments and muscle, from friction and excess pressure. We have over 150 bursae (plural for bursa) in our bodies with most of them located in our joints.

What Are Shoulder Trigger Points?

Posted by on 4/28/2017
What Are Shoulder Trigger Points?
Trigger points are specific, hyper-irritable and hypersensitive areas in muscle that can suffer from decreased circulation, increased contraction and spasm, and a build up of toxins and waste. Lack of circulation creates a high level of toxins and increased nerve sensitivity that can range from low ache to sharp pain.

Nonoperative Treatment of Superior Labrum Anterior Posterior Tears

Posted by on 4/20/2017
 Nonoperative Treatment of Superior Labrum Anterior Posterior Tears
Is surgery required for SLAP tears? Perhaps not...

8 Stretches for your Tight Shoulders

Posted by on 4/16/2017 to Exercises & Stretches
8 Stretches for your Tight Shoulders
Don’t carry the weight of the world on your shoulders. Despite our best intentions, we are likely to do this every now and again. The following stretches can help alleviate the tightness and soreness our shoulders bear on a daily basis.

Skeletal Anatomy of The Shoulder

Posted by on 4/12/2017
Skeletal Anatomy of The Shoulder
The shoulder has an incredible range of motion, but this means that it is also very prone to injury. The shoulder can easily slip out of alignment by a few millimeters, become weak due to regular wear and tear, or become completely dislocated during a fall.

The Three Grades of Deltoid Muscle Strains

Posted by on 4/1/2017
The Three Grades of Deltoid Muscle Strains
The treatment for a deltoid muscle strain will vary based on the grade of strain along with the individual's daily routine and activities. It is critical to tailor treatments based on the individual needs of the person suffering the injury. There are however, some standard approaches that envelope the entire spectrum - which includes cold compression and diamtheric treatments designed to stimulate blood flow to injured tissues.
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