Medically reviewed by John Costouros, MD | Reviewed June 2026 Most of my shoulder replacement patients do well for many […]

Medically reviewed by John Costouros, MD | Reviewed June 2026 When I evaluate patients in their 40s or 50s with

Medically reviewed by John Costouros, MD | Reviewed June 2026 One of the questions I hear from patients who are

Medically reviewed by John Costouros, MD | Reviewed May 2026 Patients who come to see me after a prior shoulder

Medically reviewed by John Costouros, MD | Reviewed May 2026 Of all the conversations I have with shoulder patients, those

Medically reviewed by John Costouros, MD | Reviewed May 2026 Rotator cuff arthropathy is a process that unfolds over many

One of the most common questions I hear from patients after we’ve decided to move forward with rotator cuff surgery

As a shoulder specialist, I’ve seen how a shoulder injury can quietly erode the activities patients care about most, such

When most people hear the word “arthritis,” they picture an older adult. However, shoulder arthritis in younger patients is more

Your shoulder moves in more directions than almost any other joint, letting you reach overhead, throw a ball, or swing