<t>I haven't posted for awhile but I have been watching and reading others posts. I received my injury 8 months ago and I finally received approval to see a specialist in my area (injury is worker's comp). What should I expect from this new doctor? Are there any questions that I should make sure I a...

<t>Nan<br/> Sorry to confuse you, didn't want the post to be too long. My original injury was a rotator cuff tear, labral tear, etc. caused by a fall at work. When the arthroscopic surgery was done to repair the tears, something happened. They still don't know exactly why, but after surgery I had da...

<t>I suffered a nerve injury about 7 months ago. The doctor is not sure of the exact cause, they just know it occurred during surgery for another problem. I still have very little ability to lift my arm. I can lift it to about 65 degrees with nothing in my hand. If I add anything, I can't lift it th...

Tami here, I have R tbpi due to shoulder surgery mistake in Ohio

<t>Dave,<br/> Tahnks so much for the info. This is very frustrating and it will be helpful to talk to someone who knows about this problem. My current doctor has never seen this type of injury so he has been unsure of treatment protocol. I'm just afraid that if I wait too long, I may miss an opportu...

<t>I am new to all of this and am looking for help finding information. I had an arthroscopic surgery performed on my right shoulder in Sept. 04 to repair a rotator cuff tear and labral tear I sustained in a work injury. During my follow-up after surgery it was discovered that somehow they injured n...

<t>I am new to all of this and do not know where to start. I was injured by a fall at work 02/04. Arthroscopic surgery was done on my right shoulder in 09/04. During a follow-up visit it was discovered that I sustained nerve injury during surgery. My axillary and suprascapular nerves were damaged (t...