Rotator Cuff Tear - Center for Orthopedic Specialists

Rotator cuff tears occur in the muscles of the ball and socket joint of the shoulder. These tears can either be complete ruptures of the muscle or partial tears. A partial tear occurs when one of the tendons of the rotator cuff becomes frayed or slightly damaged. A complete tear is a total rupture ofread more

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