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Robert Fullick

Robert Fullick

Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at McGovern Medical School, UT Houston; board-certified sports medicine and shoulder reconstruction surgeon.

Jun 30, 2026

9:28
... misdiagnosis that we avoid?
9:29
I think, I think the only way you can get a shoulder exam wrong, per se, is to not do parts of the evaluation and then miss something.
9:35
You know? And, and the biggest thing I see missed is not, um, disrobing the patient, not seeing their posterior shoulder, not seeing the skin and the muscle bulk.
9:44
Those things are important to see, and you can get a much better idea of what's going on.
9:50
Then you're looking at testing to say, "Okay, well, God, this is, this is tough.
9:54
Um, I can't tell if it's a cuff that's, that's strained.
9:58
That's why they're weak.

12 MINS LATER

22:16
Um, is there any specific surgery at some point that they're gonna need?

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