The shoulder's unique and complex anatomy makes the shoulders the body's most mobile joints with the greatest range of motion. At the same time, the shoulders are also the least stable joints, and are vulnerable to injuries, like strain, repetitive injuries and dislocation. Consultant orthopaedic surgeon Dr Chan Kin Yuen from OSC Orthopaedic Specialist Centre joins us to discuss shoulder pain and problems commonly encountered across various age groups. 

<p>The shoulder's unique and complex anatomy makes the shoulders the body's most mobile joints with the greatest range of motion. At the same time, the shoulders are also the least stable joints, and are vulnerable to injuries, like strain, repetitive injuries and dislocation. Consultant orthopaedic surgeon Dr Chan Kin Yuen from OSC Orthopaedic Specialist Centre joins us to discuss shoulder pain and problems commonly encountered across various age groups. </p>

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