SHOULDER - TORN ROTATOR CUFF
ROTATOR CUFF INJURY AND TREATMENT OPTIONS . The rotator cuff can tear as an acute . injury such as when lifting a heavy weight or falling on the shoulder or elbow. The shoulder is immediately weak and there is pain when trying to lift the arm. A torn rotator cuff due to an injury is usually best treated by immediate surgical repair.
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