Shoulder

Medically reviewed by Michael V. Cushing, MD When someone comes into my office after landing hard on the point of the shoulder, one of the

Medically reviewed by Michael V. Cushing, MD Collarbone fractures are among the most common broken bones in both children and adults. They tend to happen

Medically reviewed by Michael V. Cushing, MD | Reviewed August 2026 Shoulder replacement vs. rotator cuff repair isn’t a decision based on which procedure is

Medically reviewed by Michael V. Cushing, MD | Reviewed August 2026 When I recommend a biceps tenodesis, I don’t expect patients to already know what

Medically reviewed by Michael V. Cushing, MD | Reviewed August 2026 Wondering “Why does my shoulder still hurt after surgery?” Whether you had a rotator

Medically reviewed by Michael V. Cushing, MD | Reviewed July 2026 Once a patient and I decide that surgery is the right next step, the conversation almost

Medically reviewed by Michael V. Cushing, MD | Reviewed July 2026 Shoulder bursitis is a common reason patients walk into my Newnan and Fayetteville offices.

Medically reviewed by Michael V. Cushing, MD | Reviewed July 2026 One of the first questions I hear from active patients considering shoulder replacement isn’t

Medically reviewed by Michael V. Cushing, MD | Reviewed May 2026 If you’ve ever felt your shoulder slip, pop, or suddenly “give out” mid-game, you’re

Medically reviewed by Michael V. Cushing, MD | Reviewed May 2026 If you’re considering shoulder surgery, you may be wondering, “How long does it take