Torn Rotator Cuff
The Rotator Cuff is composed of four muscles on top of the shoulder that
serve to rotate the arm in and out and stabilize the humerus bone when
lifting.
A tear in this region generates more intense pain than is associated with
tendonitis . Movement is very limited and diagnosis must be made by a
qualified medical professional. An MRI may be necessary to identify the
scope of the injury. Surgery is often the best hope for recovery.
For a complete evaluation, call the specialists at Wellington Orthopaedics
& Sportsmedicine. Click here
for a complete list of physicians.
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