Shoulder

Insights into Shoulder Instability The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the human body, allowing you to lift, rotate, and reach with your arm in various directions. However, this extensive range of motion can also make the shoulder susceptible to instability. Chronic shoulder instability occurs when the head of

Written by: PROFESSOR MOHAMED IMAM There are multiple joints and bones in the shoulder that connect with tendons and muscles to provide a wide range of motion in the arm. The tendons that keep the arm bone in the shoulder socket are called the rotator cuff, and this is where the

  Introduction: Shoulder surgery marks a significant milestone in the journey toward optimal health, often requiring patients to embark on a period of postoperative recovery and rehabilitation. While patients may anticipate the physical discomfort and limitations associated with the surgical procedure, one aspect that may catch them off guard is

Once shoulder arthritis is diagnosed, it necessitates proper treatment. While surgery may not always be necessary, it can be the sole solution in certain cases. In this final article of his series on shoulder arthritis, distinguished consultant orthopaedic surgeon Professor Mohamed Imam sheds light on what individuals can anticipate during the treatment

A rupture in the biceps tendon at the shoulder may result in weakened arm strength and discomfort, particularly when rotating your arm from palm down to palm up.  While many individuals can manage well with this injury using simple treatments, surgery may be necessary if symptoms persist despite nonsurgical options,