Shoulder

Shoulder pain can be frustrating, limiting everything from athletic performance to everyday tasks like reaching overhead or lifting groceries. When conservative treatments such as physical therapy, injections, or rest no longer provide relief, shoulder arthroscopy may be the next step. At New York Sports Medicine...

When the temperature drops, you may notice your joints feeling stiffer, especially in your shoulders. For many people, this discomfort tends to worsen during the fall and winter months. While it’s easy to blame cold weather, shoulder pain that flares up seasonally is often a...

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Shoulder instability is a common orthopedic condition that can significantly impact one's quality of life. It occurs when the structures surrounding the shoulder joint become loose or damaged, leading to excessive movement of the humeral head within the glenoid socket. This instability can result in...

As the spring and summer seasons approach, Pickleball enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the warmer weather and longer daylight hours, providing ample opportunities to hit the courts and enjoy their favorite sport. However, with the increased outdoor activity comes a heightened risk of Pickleball injuries. Our orthopedist...

Frozen shoulder, a condition scientifically known as adhesive capsulitis, is a debilitating ailment that affects the shoulder joint, causing stiffness, pain, and restricted mobility. At New York Sports Medicine Institute, our expert orthopedic surgeon will delve into the intricacies of frozen shoulder, exploring its causes...

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