Shoulder impingement happens when the top edge of your shoulder blade (the acromion) rubs against or presses on the rotator cuff tendon just beneath it. That friction irritates the tendon, causing pain whenever you lift or move your arm. Shoulder impingement often occurs alongside two other common shoulder problems, bursitis and rotator cuff tendinitis, and…
Continue reading…Dr. Lee Named 2015 New York SuperDoctor
Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine would like to congratulate Dr. Joseph Lee on being selected again as a New York Super Doctor Rising Star for 2015 through a rigorous selection process.  He can be found in the September 27, 2015 Sunday issue of The New York Times Magazine and online at superdoctors.com.
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