Author name: Dr. Paul Kiritsis, MD

What is the success rate of shoulder replacement surgery? Shoulder replacement surgery has a high success rate, with patients often experiencing significant pain relief and improved mobility. Studies show that satisfaction rates for shoulder replacements hover around 90%. Both anatomic and reverse shoulder replacements have proven effective in restoring function for patients with severe shoulder […]

Can I still workout with a torn bicep tendon? – If you’re wondering this, you are not alone. In this post I will go through which workouts can help and which ones might hinder your healing, helping you stay on track with your fitness goals sensibly. Learn about practical tips for sneaking in safe, appropriate

Shoulder instability arises when the shoulder joint becomes too loose, often leading to discomfort and reduced mobility. This can occur due to a range of factors, including traumatic injuries, repeated overuse, genetic predispositions, or underlying conditions that affect the shoulder’s supportive structures. In this article, we will explore what causes shoulder instability in depth, providing

Patients often ask ‘How long is physical therapy after reverse shoulder replacement?’ The answer typically lies between three to six months. This post cuts through the clutter to present you with a straightforward recovery roadmap, mapping out each step and what progress looks like along the way to full shoulder function restoration. Key Takeaways Understanding