Knee,Shoulder Arthroscopy

Shoulder pain assessment includes specialist evaluation of shoulder pain, stiffness, weakness, clicking, night pain and restriction of movement. The consultation may include clinical examination, movement assessment, strength testing and review of X-rays, MRI scans or ultrasound findings to identify the cause of symptoms.

Rotator cuff tear treatment involves assessment and treatment planning for partial or full-thickness rotator cuff tears. Treatment depends on tear size, tendon quality, pain severity, weakness, age, activity level, work demands and whether symptoms are affecting sleep, lifting or daily function.

Rotator cuff repair surgery may be considered for suitable rotator cuff tears causing persistent pain, weakness or functional limitation. Repair may be performed through keyhole or open techniques depending on the tear pattern, tendon condition and surgical requirement. Rehabilitation after repair is an important part of recovery.

Shoulder arthroscopy is keyhole shoulder surgery used for selected rotator cuff, impingement, labral, biceps and joint-related shoulder problems. It allows direct assessment and targeted treatment through small incisions. Suitability depends on diagnosis, imaging findings, symptoms and treatment goals.

Shoulder impingement treatment is provided for painful shoulder impingement, subacromial bursitis and rotator cuff-related pain. Treatment may include physiotherapy, posture and movement correction, activity modification, injections or arthroscopic treatment in selected cases.

Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, can cause shoulder pain and progressive stiffness. Treatment may include medicines, physiotherapy, shoulder injections, stretching programmes and, in selected cases, surgical treatment if stiffness remains severe and persistent.

Shoulder instability treatment is provided for recurrent shoulder dislocation, subluxation or instability after injury. Patients may feel the shoulder slipping out, giving way or feeling unreliable during sport, gym activity or overhead movement. Treatment depends on the instability pattern, labral injury, bone loss, activity level and recurrence risk.

Labral tear treatment includes assessment and treatment planning for injuries such as Bankart lesions and SLAP tears. Labral injuries may occur after dislocation, sports trauma, throwing injuries or repetitive overhead activity. Treatment may include rehabilitation or arthroscopic repair depending on symptoms and instability.

Biceps tendon treatment is provided for biceps tendon pain, inflammation, instability or associated shoulder pathology. Biceps tendon problems may occur with rotator cuff disease, labral injuries, impingement or overuse. Treatment is planned according to the underlying cause and functional limitation.

AC joint arthritis treatment is provided for acromioclavicular joint pain, arthritis or post-traumatic AC joint symptoms. Patients may experience pain at the top of the shoulder, pain during cross-body movement, gym exercises or overhead activity. Treatment may include activity modification, injections, rehabilitation or surgery in selected cases.

Shoulder injection treatment may be considered for selected shoulder pain, inflammation, frozen shoulder, bursitis or arthritis. Injections may be used for pain control, inflammation reduction or diagnostic clarification depending on the condition and overall treatment plan.

Shoulder rehabilitation planning is important after shoulder injury, injection treatment, arthroscopy or rotator cuff surgery. A structured plan may include pain control, mobility exercises, strengthening, posture correction, gradual loading and return-to-work, gym or sport guidance.