by Sameer Nagda, M.D. | 10 months ago
This short video documents a clinical follow-up appointment for a patient four years after a reverse total shoulder arthroplasty (reverse shoulder replacement). The patient, seated on an examination table, expresses that she feels "great" and is performing well. The physician prompts her to demonstrate the range of motion (ROM) in her operated shoulder.
Rehabilitation plays a vital role in getting you back to your daily activities. A physical therapy..
By Erik D.Peterson, MD
14 years ago
Howard W. Harris, M.D. is a highly regarded expert in shoulder repair and reconstruction. Whether..
By Howard W. Harris, M.D.
3 years ago
Pressfit technique of DJO Altivate short stem reverse total shoulder.
By Brian L. Badman, MD
5 years ago
Looking for a safe way to regain shoulder motion after surgery? The passive external rotation..
By Jamie L. Lynch, M.D.
3 months ago
Swimming 6 Months After Reverse Shoulder Replacement
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By Alexander E Weber, MD
6 years ago
