Shoulder
Conditions

Degeneration and pain within the rotator cuff tendons: one of the most common causes of shoulder pain - causing aching, weakness and restricted overhead movement.

Adhesive capsulitis: progressive stiffening and pain of the shoulder joint capsule that severely restricts movement. Often resolving slowly without specialist management.

Inflammation of the bursa causing shoulder pain, particularly on overhead movement. Frequently coexisting with rotator cuff tendinopathy.

Degeneration or inflammation of the long head of the biceps tendon at the front of the shoulder. Causes pain at the front of the shoulder, weakness during lifting and overhead activities.

Dislocation and recurrent instability of the shoulder joint, ranging from traumatic dislocations to multidirectional instability requiring structured rehabilitation.

Fractures of the upper arm, collarbone or shoulder blade requiring specialist rehabilitation to restore shoulder movement, strength and function.

Degeneration of singular or multiple joints in the shoulder. Causes shoulder, stiffness and loss of range of movement that can be managed with specialty Hand Therapy.

Compression of the nerves or blood vessels between the collarbone and first rib. TOS causes pain, numbness plus weakness in the shoulder, arm and hand.

Abnormal protrusion of the shoulder blade from the back of the chest wall causing pain and loss of shoulder function.