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• Shoulder Health & Preventing the Need for Total Shoulder Replacement in Philadelphia

  Much like the hip, the shoulder is a ball and socket joint. In the case of the shoulder, the “socket” is the area of the scapula (shoulder blade) that holds the head of the humerus arms bone (which is the ball, in this case). Just above the large, ball...

• Shoulder Solutions: Understanding Total Shoulder Surgery

  Matthew Pepe Rothman Orthopaedics and discover all you need to know about this transformative procedure aimed at restoring shoulder function and alleviating pain. Dr. Pepe will be your guide, covering the surgical process to post-operative care and...

• Shoulder Replacement Surgery

  Shoulder arthritis may occur in a number of different forms, including primary osteoarthritis (wear-and-tear arthritis), rheumatoid arthritis (inflammatory arthritis), post-traumatic arthritis (arthritis that occurs after a prior injury, such as a...

• Racket Sports After Shoulder Replacement Surgery: Will I Play Tennis/Pickleball Again?

  more active into their 60’s and beyond than ever before. As the population continues to age and the indications for shoulder replacement continue to expand, a greater amount of shoulder replacements are occurring every year. In the United States, more...

• FAQs: Total Shoulder Replacement

  What is a total shoulder replacement? Total shoulder replacement is a surgical procedure to replace the damaged ball and socket joint of the shoulder with artificial components. The artificial parts are made of metal and plastic, and they are designed...

• Most Common Football-Related Shoulder Injuries 

  endure when being tackled by their opponents makes them prone to injuries at any part of the body. Among these injuries, shoulder injuries are considered some of the most common seen by football players. According to the American College of Sports...

• Shoulder Pain: Causes & Solutions

  Learn about the causes of and treatments for shoulder pain. Shoulder pains can come and go. Sometimes we work a little too hard, sleep on it wrong, or twist the wrong way and we end up feeling stiff and sore for a few days. Sometimes shoulder pain...

• What is Shoulder Bursitis?

  Dr. Rocco Bassora, Sports Medicine Surgeon, walks us through the anatomy of the shoulder, how shoulder bursitis can affect it, and how to treat this painful condition. ‘What is shoulder bursitis’ is a commonly asked question, and shoulder bursitis is a...

• Are You Suffering from a Softball Shoulder Injury?

  If You’re Experiencing Shoulder Pain, Then It May Be Time to Determine the Cause The most common softball injuries are ankle sprains (mostly caused by sliding to a base), followed by knee injuries such as anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears, and...

• Surgical and Non-Operative Shoulder Arthritis Treatment Options

  The Right Shoulder Arthritis Treatment Could Change Your Life Living with the persistent pain and stiffness of shoulder arthritis can be frustrating. The soreness and limited range of motion can prevent you from being able to do many of the activities...

• Have One of These Seven Conditions? Then You Need a Shoulder Doctor in Gramercy Park

  Rothman Orthopaedic Institute Features Gramercy Park’s Premier Shoulder Specialists Experiencing a bit of mild shoulder pain? A visit to your general family doctor will likely be sufficient to receive the types of examinations and care you receive....

• Shoulder & Elbow

  Shoulder and elbow joints allow us to bend, flex, reach, and rotate our arms. However, repetitive overhead movements that are common to some sports and jobs frequently overstress the elbow and shoulder joints resulting in injury. When problems related...

• How to Treat Shoulder Injuries

  Throwing and swinging sports can be excellent for building up the musculoskeletal strength of your shoulders. A steady regimen of activity and strength building exercises can help to build healthy, resilient shoulder muscles, tendons, ligaments, and...

• Shoulder Dislocation: Facts You Can Trust

  Rothman Orthopaedic Institute offers care you can count on for shoulder dislocation Your shoulder is composed of three bones: the clavicle (collarbone), the scapula (shoulder blade), and the humerus (upper arm bone). Your shoulders have the greatest...

• Five Non-Surgical Ways to Treat Shoulder Osteoarthritis

  and stiffness. Treatment for this condition varies depending on the severity of damage present and the affected joint. Shoulder osteoarthritis treatment will vary depending on the patient’s individual case. Three Types of Shoulder Arthritis Living with...

• How to Know When You Need to Consult a Shoulder Injury Physician

  Rothman Orthopaedic Institute answers your questions about shoulder injury and its symptoms, diagnosis, and physician options. The stability of your shoulder depends on the health of the muscles, tendons, and ligaments that surround it. Due to the...

• Shoulder Arthroscopy: What to Expect

  Shoulder pain can be debilitating and make everyday tasks difficult to complete. Whether you’ve experienced a direct injury or woke up one day with shoulder pain, there are many treatment options available. One common minimally invasive repair is a...

• Four Conditions a Shoulder Doctor in NYC Can Treat with Arthroscopy

  Do you have shoulder pain that just won’t go away? Difficulty lifting your arm? A persisting popping and/or clicking sound? Anyone of these symptoms may be indicative of a serious condition with your shoulder. If you live in the area, seek a...

• Starting the Conversation About Surgery for Total Shoulder Replacement

  You probably did not spend too much time thinking about your shoulder and how it works until something went wrong. Whether it was because of a distinct injury or just increasing pain and stiffness over time, you have become acutely aware of your...

• Avoiding Shoulder Injuries on the Football Field

  Rothman offers the best available treatments for football shoulder injuries. What defines a good football season? Victories on the field, personal progress, and improved teamwork are all indicators of success on the field. But what about a low or...