Contrary to common perception, a shoulder separation does not affect the shoulder joint but instead affects the acromioclavicular joint (AC joint), which is located at the intersection of the collarbone and the shoulder blade. Such a separation is commonly caused by a...
The rotator cuff refers to a group of tendons responsible for stabilizing the shoulder joint by connecting to the four muscles that move this joint in all directions. Rotator cuff syndrome occurs when this group of tendons is damaged in any way, affecting the mobility...
When Shoulder Pain Strikes Shoulder pain is a common problem in many individuals over the age of 40. Often, but not always, this is due to a rotator cuff tendon problem. The rotator cuff tendons are a group of four tendons that attach to the side of the shoulder that...
Rotator cuff tears are one of the most common sources of shoulder pain and disability affecting adults in the United States. Rotator cuff tears are most often seen in people as they age, and usually occur in individuals over the age of 40. It is very important to get...
Please note: There are planned repairs for our Frisco location building entrance June 16th - 18th. Please use the East side door or the main hospital entrance for access.