
Why the Subscapularis Matters in Shoulder Surgery
Medically reviewed by Paul G. Kiritsis, MD | Reviewed August 2026 The subscapularis isn’t a muscle most patients know by name, but it’s one I

Medically reviewed by Paul G. Kiritsis, MD | Reviewed August 2026 The subscapularis isn’t a muscle most patients know by name, but it’s one I

Medically reviewed by Paul G. Kiritsis, MD | Reviewed August 2026 Patients tell me some version of the same story almost every week. The shoulder

Medically reviewed by Paul G. Kiritsis, MD | Reviewed July 2026 Patients walk into my Midlothian office all the time describing a shoulder that “popped

Push-ups are a fundamental bodyweight exercise, valued for building upper-body and core strength. While a staple in many fitness routines, it is not uncommon for

For many, chronic shoulder pain turns simple tasks like reaching for a jar on a high shelf, combing your hair, or enjoying a round of

A broken shoulder, medically termed a shoulder fracture, is an injury that typically demands prompt and accurate medical attention. Understanding the signs of a broken
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