UCL reconstruction has become one of the defining operations in throwing sports, and the elbow it repairs rarely fails all at once. This surgical technique article walks through a hamstring autograft reconstruction and the outcomes throwers can realistically expect.

The first reported clinical outcomes for ream-and-run shoulder arthroplasty performed with a stemless humeral component.

While several proximal humerus fractures treated nonsurgically reach satisfactory outcomes, some become symptomatic malunions or nonunions with pain and dysfunction.

Pitching coaches almost universally teach a shorter arm path, on the theory that it protects the elbow and adds velocity. Motion capture on 182 professional pitchers found the two do not come together: shortening the arm path lowers elbow torque and lowers velocity with it.

Returning to play after SLAP repair and returning to previous form are two different outcomes. A review of 333 competitive overhead athletes separates them.

Positive cultures often appear in shoulder replacement patients with no sign of infection. A review of 22 studies asks what they mean and whether treatment should change.

It is unclear if native glenohumeral anatomic features predispose young patients to instability and if such anatomic risk factors differ between males and females…

More shoulder replacements are now same-day procedures. A study of over 25,000 patients tracks how outpatient and inpatient complication rates have shifted across 14 years.

Poor sleep quality is prevalent among patients with rotator cuff tears (RCTs) and negatively influences the potential for healing and quality of life.