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This condition involves repeated dislocation the humeral head out of its normal location in the glenoid and either slips back or must be put back in its native position to match the socket. It is initially treated by physical therapy but patients with recurrent dislocations and younger active patients

A labral tear results when there is injury to the cartilaginous ring that surrounds the glenoid. This cartilage acts as a bumper to stabilize the humeral head in the center of the glenoid and prevent subluxation or dislocation. It can be torn with traumatic dislocations or with overuse injuries such

The labrum, an O-ring type structure made of fibrocartilage that lines the rim of the hip socket (acetabulum) can tear from wear and tear over the years, trauma, or bone spurs. Most patients complain of groin pain with walking or twisting, or catching sensations. The usual work-up consists of a history,

This condition is basically an overuse injury of the elbow and is commonly called tennis elbow. The tendons on the outside of the elbow attached to the forearm muscles become inflamed and there may be tearing or scarring. This causes pain on the outside of the elbow. Disclaimer: The information

A knee sprain refers to a ligamentous injury of the knee. Most of the time, this injury is sports related resulting from a twist or a direct blow. The end result of the trauma is either a stretched ligaments(s), a partially or completely torn ligament(s). Pain, swelling, and a sense of instability while

This condition is an overuse injury of the elbow is commonly called golfers elbow. The tendons on the inside of the elbow become inflamed and there may be tearing or scarring. The patient typically experiences pain on the inside of the elbow. Disclaimer: The information on this website is provided

Meniscus is a C-shaped pad in the knee that provides cushion in the knee and helps guide the bones of the knee as it bends and straightens..The meniscus can become torn through sporting activities or can be associated with the degenerative aging process. The presence of a meniscus tear does not mandate

Hip arthritis is wear and tear of the hip joint. Most patients with hip arthritis can achieve some measure of pain relief from nonsurgical options like lifestyle modification, exercise and physical therapy, and use of supportive devices. For some, conservative management is not satisfactory. These individuals