Shoulder Injuries

Scapula fractures occur in the shoulder bone and cause severe pain, bruising, and weakness in the shoulder. 

Three factors can make the shoulder more susceptible to dislocation: repetitive overhead movement, previous dislocation, and genetics.

Shoulder impingement results from overuse, structural issues, or aging, with risk factors like repetitive activities and poor posture.

Learn about causes of pain in the shoulder blade.

There are three types of clavicle (collarbone) fracture, all of which can cause extreme pain and limited arm movement.

Recognizing a shoulder dislocation promptly is common, but an accurate diagnosis requires a medical history and examination.

The process of diagnosing a scapular fracture will require a physical examination and diagnostic imaging.

Diagnosing frozen shoulder involves interviews, exams, imaging, and lab tests to rule out other shoulder conditions.

Diagnosing shoulder impingement involves a clinical exam, imaging, and patient history to identify symptoms and determine appropriate treatment.