The Shoulder Joint
The shoulder is a ball-and-socket joint that offers the maximum range of motion of any joint in the body. To achieve this extreme reach, the joint features a small, flat cup (glenoid socket) and a large ball (humeral head). However, this design makes it inherently unstable and dependent on surrounding ligaments, capsule, and muscles for stability.
Shoulder Conditions & Treatments
Rotator Cuff Tears
Muscle-Tendon InjuriesThe rotator cuff is a group of four tendons stabilizing the shoulder. Tears cause severe pain, weakness, and drop-arm signs, and require keyhole arthroscopic repair.
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Shoulder Dislocation CareTearing the thick rim of tissue (labrum) leads to recurrent dislocations. We perform arthroscopic Bankart repairs, remplissage, or Latarjet bony augmentations.
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Collar Bone SeparationDislocation between the collar bone and shoulder blade caused by falls. Severe grades require reduction and biological reconstruction with tendon grafts.
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Restore Your Shoulder Mobility
Schedule a personal consultation with Dr. Yugal Varandani to diagnose your shoulder pain, rotator cuff issue, or dislocation history, and plan a recovery pathway.