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Reverse Shoulder Replacement: Who Needs It and What Results to Expect
Patient with Severe Shoulder Arthritis Consulting a Shoulder Specialist in Bangalore for Reverse Shoulder Replacement - SES Ortho In Brief: Reverse shoulder replacement is a specialised surgery used when severe shoulder arthritis or injury occurs alongside a non-functional rotator cuff. By reversing the ball-and-socket mechanics of the shoulder, this procedure allows other muscles to restore movement and reduce pain. It is most commonly recommended for older patients with ro
Dr. Kushalappa Subbiah
Jan 75 min read


Shoulder Arthritis: Early Symptoms, Non-Surgical Treatments and When Surgery Is Needed
Patient with Shoulder Arthritis receiving Evaluation from a Shoulder Specialist in Bangalore – Dr. Kushalappa Subbiah – SES Ortho In Brief: Shoulder arthritis develops when cartilage inside the shoulder joint wears down, leading to pain, stiffness, and reduced movement. It progresses gradually and affects daily function. Early symptoms include deep shoulder pain, creaking sensations, and difficulty lifting the arm. Many patients improve with physiotherapy, medications, and l
Dr. Kushalappa Subbiah
Dec 17, 20257 min read


Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis) Explained: Stages, Treatment Options & Recovery Timeline
Patient with Frozen Shoulder undergoing Evaluation by a Shoulder Specialist in Bangalore In Brief: Frozen shoulder causes progressive stiffness, pain, and difficulty raising or rotating the arm. It develops in three stages—freezing, frozen, and thawing—and may take several months to years to fully recover. Most patients improve with physiotherapy, medications, and stretching, while severe cases may need hydrodilatation or arthroscopic capsular release. Early evaluation by a
Dr. Kushalappa Subbiah
Nov 30, 20255 min read


Shoulder Injuries in Overhead Sports: Prevention and Treatment for Athletes
Athlete holding Shoulder in Pain after Overhead Activity, highlighting Sports-related Shoulder Injury – Dr. Kushalappa Subbiah – SES Ortho In Brief: Athletes who perform repetitive overhead motions, such as in cricket, swimming, tennis or padel, are at elevated risk of shoulder injuries such as rotator cuff tears, labral injuries (SLAP), and impingement. Prevention through strength, mobility and kinetic-chain training is key. When injury occurs, early diagnosis by a speciali
Dr. Kushalappa Subbiah
Nov 28, 20255 min read
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