Rotator Cuff, What Tests Should A Woman Ask For If She Suspects She Has Injured This? - Dr. Rockwood, Jr. (VIDEO)

Dr. Rockwood, Jr.:
Good physical examination and a good history. I think a good history and a good physical examination can give you most of the information that you need. Unfortunately, or fortunately for women, it doesn’t occur very often. Rotator cuff injuries in women is pretty rare.

About Dr. Rockwood, Jr., M.D.:
Charles A. Rockwood, Jr., M.D., continues to perform complex shoulder surgery in his private practice, and as a consultant, lends his expertise to other orthopaedic surgeons throughout the country. Dr. Rockwood has authored numerous journal articles and audiovisual presentations and has served as editor of several textbooks.

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