Movement pain, night pain and shoulder stiffness don't have to mean surgery.
We combine diagnostic ultrasound, ultrasound-guided PRP and targeted rehab to reduce inflammation and restore function.
Medically reviewed by Johan Hedevåg, MD
Shoulder OA is cartilage wear in the shoulder joints — primarily the glenohumeral and AC joints — causing movement pain, reduced range and often night pain. Ultrasound-guided PRP can reduce inflammation, stimulate tendon healing and delay the need for surgery.
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Shoulder osteoarthritis is cartilage wear in the shoulder joints — typically the glenohumeral or acromioclavicular (AC) joint. Symptoms include movement pain, reduced range, night pain and gradual loss of function. Without treatment, it often progresses over the years.
We always start with a diagnostic ultrasound examination to determine which joint is the primary source and whether the rotator cuff is involved. Based on that, we combine ultrasound-guided PRP injection, structured rehab and if needed biological joint treatment.
We always begin with a thorough examination by a licensed physiotherapist with diagnostic ultrasound.
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