Does your shoulder “lock” when you move it? Is it sore and difficult to move? Does it seem unstable? If so, these are the symptoms of a labrum tear. The labrum is the curved cartilage that sits in the shoulder’s ball-and-socket joint. When it is torn, it can cause pain and instability in the shoulder.  […]

People with persistent or severe shoulder pain may have a separated shoulder condition. This happens when the ligaments that connect the collarbone to the shoulder blade are stretched or torn. The injury can be mild, requiring mainly painkillers and some TLC, or severe, requiring surgery. The shoulder experts at Princeton Orthopaedic Associates can diagnose your […]

A sore shoulder, a sore elbow, a sore knee — they all could have a common ailment. It’s called tendonitis, and it can affect the overused or injured joints of patients of any age. It’s most common in athletes and those with active lifestyles — those who use these joints often and with great effort.  The […]

We are pleased to announce the addition of William H. Rossy, M.D., and Brian M. Culp, M.D. to our practice.   Dr. Rossy is a Sports Medicine specialist, and Dr. Culp specializes in Total Joint Replacement. Both physicians are Fellowship Trained Orthopaedic Surgeons and are currently accepting new patients. Dr. William H. Rossy is a board-certified […]

Dr. Abrams who has been with Princeton Orthopaedic Associates for over 30 years will serve a one-year term as the president of the Arthroscopy Association of North America. AANA is The Arthroscopy Association of North America and is a provider organization accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME). The organization exists to […]