Back on Course Following a Reverse Total Shoulder Replacement @MyMichiganHealth
Back on Course Following a Reverse Total Shoulder Replacement  @MyMichiganHealth
Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Cheryl Rodenbo, 64, has always been active and enjoys exercising. She has been weightlifting for years and loves playing golf. When she felt a pop in her left shoulder while at the gym, she thought it would heal over time. Unfortunately, the pain increased, and cortisone injections no longer provided relief, so she consulted with MyMichigan Health Orthopedic Surgeon Sabin Shah, M.D. Dr. Shah repaired her shoulder and Jimson Poquiz, P.T., guided her through physical therapy. Now, Rodenbo is back on the golf course, in the gym, and walking her dog pain-free. Those who would like more information about Dr. Shah may visit mymichigan.org/shah. Those seeking information about MyMichigan’s comprehensive musculoskeletal care and rehabilitation services may visit mymichigan.org/msk.

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