Torn Rotator Cuff From Crash | Indiana Lawyer Shares Insight
- 9 months ago
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I'm Indiana personal injury attorney David Holub.
A torn rotator cuff is one of the many types of injuries one can suffer in a car crash or fall.
Shoulder injuries sometimes respond to physical therapy but, more often than not, require surgery.
A rotator cuff injury can be somewhat tricky to diagnose and treat. CT scans and MRIs are diagnostic tools frequently required to discover the full extent of a shoulder injury.
A partial or complete rotator cuff tear makes it challenging to raise and move your arm. The condition often includes shoulder pain and arm weakness.
A rotator cuff is a group of shoulder muscles and tendons that enable you to lift and move your arms away from your body. The rotator cuff holds the ball of the upper arm bone within the shoulder blade socket.
An accident, such as a fall, or car crash, can stress the shoulder joint, causing injury to the rotator cuff. It is unnecessary to dislocate the shoulder joint to injure the rotator cuff. Besides the rotor cuff, other shoulder tendons and ligaments can also be injured in a car crash. The biceps tendon or the acromial tendon can also suffer injury.
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I'm Indiana personal injury attorney David Holub.
A torn rotator cuff is one of the many types of injuries one can suffer in a car crash or fall.
Shoulder injuries sometimes respond to physical therapy but, more often than not, require surgery.
A rotator cuff injury can be somewhat tricky to diagnose and treat. CT scans and MRIs are diagnostic tools frequently required to discover the full extent of a shoulder injury.
A partial or complete rotator cuff tear makes it challenging to raise and move your arm. The condition often includes shoulder pain and arm weakness.
A rotator cuff is a group of shoulder muscles and tendons that enable you to lift and move your arms away from your body. The rotator cuff holds the ball of the upper arm bone within the shoulder blade socket.
An accident, such as a fall, or car crash, can stress the shoulder joint, causing injury to the rotator cuff. It is unnecessary to dislocate the shoulder joint to injure the rotator cuff. Besides the rotor cuff, other shoulder tendons and ligaments can also be injured in a car crash. The biceps tendon or the acromial tendon can also suffer injury.
To learn more about the Law Offices Of David W Holub visit https://davidholublaw.com today.
To read David Holub's book "Fighting For Truth: A Trial Lawyer's Insight Into What It Takes To Win" visit https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1732468206/
Listen to the Personal Injury Primer podcast today - https://personalinjuryprimer.com