including your upper arm (humerus), shoulder blade (scapula), and collarbone (clavicle). Strong connective tissue surrounding your shoulder joint holds everything together. This is called the ...

Shoulder sprains happen when a ligament in the shoulder tears or is stretched beyond its limitations. Ligaments are bands of connective tissue that connect bones, joints, and organs and hold them ...

This gives you a wide range of motion in your arms, which also creates more opportunities for problems with connective tissues and bones in and around your shoulder. If you experience shoulder pain ...

Unlike injuries that develop due to overuse or trauma, frozen shoulder occurs with age, inflaming the connective tissue, or capsule, that surrounds the shoulder joint. During the “frozen ...

Separated Shoulder A shoulder (or acromioclavicular ... crushing underlying muscle fibers and connective tissue without breaking the skin. A pool of blood may then collect within damaged tissue ...

Common areas of involvement were the interscapular, parasternal, axillary and shoulder regions ... only 3 (1.2 per cent) had Connective-Tissue symptoms or disease (Table 2).

Exercises like this are good for boosting joint stability and promoting overall connective tissue health. When it comes to building strength, we often focus on just the muscles. But lurking behind ...