ORTHOPAEDIC TOPICS ROTATOR CULF IMPINGEMENT 
The top tendon of the rotator cuff (supraspinatus) travels in a tight space underneath a portion of shoulder blade called the acromion. A bursal sac sits underneath the acromion to help “lubricate” the rotator cuff tendon. With time or overuse, the rotator cuff can become inflamed resulting in a rotator cuff tendonitis. The bursal sac will become inflamed at the same time resulting in bursitis. This is often called rotator cuff syndrome impingement syndrome
chance for injury. Keep your exercise program safe by starting out slowing and gradually building intensity. PRESS HERE FOR SAFE EXERCISE
SAVE YOUR KNEE BY AAOS EVERYTHING ABOUT KNEE 
New Portal from American Academy for orthopaedics surgeons. Website contains everything you will need for knee joint including several animations and illustrated diagrams CLICK HERE TO VISIT | ORTHOPAEDICS ANIMATIONS 
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FOCUS ON WOMEN OSTEOPROSIS & BONE HEALTH 
Osteoporosis affects 44 million IN USA, and more than 80% of those are women. Nearly one in two women over 50 will suffer osteoporotic fracture over lifetime. During the webcast, viewers are invited to e-mail any questions they have on the topic to the panelists. PRESS HERE TO WATCH
LEG DEFORMITIES GENU VARUM 
The presence of bowed legs - knees are apart and ankles are together while standing. Causes of the anomaly include certain intrauterine positions, rickets and various bone disorders PRESS FOR DETAILS |