Shoulder Posts

General guidelines for patients on the type of physical therapy they can expect after a rotator cuff repair.

by Deana L. McNeely, PT, DPT, CDN

General guidelines to patients on what they can expect for rehabilitation and physical therapy after a shoulder labral repair.

by OrthoVirginia Team

As the weather warms up and players get back on the golf course, the last thing a golfer needs is… Read More

by OrthoVirginia Team

While baseball may not be a contact sport, there is still a significant risk of injury at any level of… Read More

by OrthoVirginia Team

Shoulders come into play in all walks of life. Athletes need their shoulders for serving, for throwing, for swinging, for… Read More

by Daniel E. Weingold, MD

The rotator cuff is a group of four muscles around the shoulder that converge to form a single tendon to… Read More

by Anthony L. Avery, MD

Many people experience shoulder pain in their lifetime. People can strain their shoulder, or their rotator cuff can become inflamed,… Read More

by David J. Novak, MD

A rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that hold the shoulder joint in place. These muscles are… Read More

by Bart Eastwood, DO

While many people think of sports medicine as taking care of athletes, it’s really focused on injuries that happen to… Read More

by Keith W. Lawhorn, MD

While I’m a spine surgeon, the ideas I talk about in this blog post work for all kinds of surgery,… Read More

by Steven S. Hughes, MD, FAAOS