Shoulder arthroscopy
Tendon repair for a rotator cuff tear, stabilization after a dislocation and widening of the joint space in impingement.
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From tendon repair to joint replacement: we perform arthroscopic shoulder surgery and implant shoulder replacements. With ultrasound during your appointment, we can see tendons and bursae right away.
Surgery
Arthroscopic procedures are usually performed as outpatient procedures at the IsarAOP Zentrum. Whether surgery is the right path for you is something we discuss openly with you. Your preliminary consultation and aftercare remain with us.
Tendon repair for a rotator cuff tear, stabilization after a dislocation and widening of the joint space in impingement.
Joint replacement for advanced osteoarthritis or a severely damaged rotator cuff, individually planned.
Common causes
Narrowing under the roof of the shoulder: pain when lifting the arm to the side, often at night as well.
Calcium deposits in a tendon can cause severe pain. Ultrasound and X-ray show the deposit.
After a fall or due to wear. Loss of strength when lifting the arm is a typical sign.
Over several months, the shoulder becomes painful and stiff. Physiotherapy and targeted injections support you through this phase.
After a dislocation, the shoulder sometimes remains unstable. We clarify whether training is enough or stabilization makes sense.
Wear of the shoulder joint with pain and increasing stiffness. If symptoms are severe, a joint replacement may be considered.
At the first appointment, we listen and examine you thoroughly. If needed, we do ultrasound, X-ray and cone beam CT directly at the practice, so you receive the findings at the same appointment.
Without surgery
Not every complaint needs surgery. Targeted therapy, which we plan and supervise with you, often helps.
Frequently asked questions
For many patients, yes. Whether it is suitable in your case, we can see on ultrasound and X-ray.
We do ultrasound and X-rays directly at the practice. We usually discuss the results at the same appointment.
For advanced osteoarthritis or a severely damaged rotator cuff, if pain and restricted movement persist despite therapy. We discuss the benefits and alternatives with you in detail.
Other conditions

Pain when running, on the stairs or after twisting your knee in sports.

Pain in the groin, when walking or when getting up from a chair.

Pain in the heel, ankle or forefoot.

Pain when gripping, carrying or after training.

Muscle tension, lumbago or pain radiating into the leg.

An acute injury in training or competition, or symptoms that do not go away.
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