Rotator Cuff Tear occurs when one or more muscles or tendons in the rotator cuff are either torn, worn, or impinged. The tendons gradually weaken and wear out.
Impingement translates to ''pinching''. Tendons run between the humeral head and the acromion, which are very important for the mobility and function of the shoulder.
Biceps Tendinitis is an inflammation or tear of the upper biceps tendon, also called the long head of the biceps tendon. It connects the biceps muscle to the bone in the shoulder socket.
In the case of the disease known as "Calcific Tendinopathy", calcium is deposited in the shoulder area causing an inflammatory reaction.
Frozen Shoulder is also known as shoulder stiffness because of the resulting 'freezing' of the shoulder joint. In other words, the shoulder joint becomes increasingly immobile and stiff.
Shoulder Instability arises when the ligaments or the labrum around the shoulder joint are stretched, torn, or detached, allowing the shoulder head to move fully or partially out of the socket.
Acromioclavicular Joint Arthritis refers to an injury to the ligamentous apparatus that can cause misalignments or dysfunctions in the joint.
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