Shoulder Dislocations

Posted by Howard J. Luks, MD

What is a Shoulder Dislocation? A shoulder dislocation is present when the ball (the top of the humerus) of the shoulder is no longer in contact with the socket (glenoid). Most shoulder dislocations occur as … continue reading

As Sports Medicine Surges, Hope Springs Eternal….

Posted by Howard J. Luks, MD

“Unfortunately in our field, there often is acceptance and use before there is data,” When I came through my training, I never saw patients over 40 who required a ligament reconstruction of their knee.  I rarely encountered … continue reading

It’s Where Your Patients Are… Where Are You?

Posted by Howard J. Luks, MD

There’s little question that more and more physicians are starting to understand the opportunities offered to them by establishing a presence on the web… rooted in such a manner that it layers well onto the … continue reading

Partial Rotator Cuff Tear

Partial Rotator Cuff Tears

Posted by Howard J. Luks, MD

Partial rotator cuff tears are a common cause of shoulder pain. It is not uncommon for most people to have an MRI report that mentions a partial rotator cuff tear. That tend to leads to a lot … continue reading