Shoulder Treatments

This is a used to repair a torn or damaged rotator cuff tendon. It involves reattaching the tendon to the bone using sutures or anchors.

This is used to repair a torn labrum and involves reattaching the torn labrum to the shoulder socket using sutures or anchors.

This is used to treat shoulder instability or recurrent dislocations by tightening and reattaching the ligaments and tissues in the shoulder joint.

This is a minimally invasive procedure using a small camera (arthroscope) and specialized instruments to diagnose and treat various shoulder conditions.

This is used to replace the damaged shoulder joint with artificial components so as to improve joint function and reduce pain. This is typically used to treat osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis.

This is performed when the rotator cuff is severely damaged (e.g. severe rotator cuff tear or complex fracture); and it essentially involves switching the positions of the ball and socket components in order to improve stability and function.

This is used to repair or reconstruct the acromioclavicular (AC) joint in cases of severe AC joint separation. It involves the use of grafts or synthetic materials to restore stability to the AC joint, located at the top of the shoulder.

This is used to treat biceps tendon injuries and it involves either reattaching the tendon to the bone or removing the damaged portion in order to improve range of motion, strength and pain relief.