Shoulder
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Shoulder
The shoulder joint is one of the most frequently used joints in daily life, connecting the arm to the body and possessing a wide range of motion. Thanks to this extensive mobility, the arm can perform many functions such as lifting, reaching, pushing, and rotating. However, this flexibility makes the shoulder joint more susceptible to trauma, strain, and degenerative diseases. Shoulder problems can be frequently observed, especially in individuals who exercise, work in heavy manual labor, or have desk jobs.
Among the most common causes of shoulder pain are shoulder impingement syndrome, rotator cuff muscle and tendon injuries, tendon tears, shoulder dislocations, calcific tendinitis, frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis), and joint osteoarthritis. Over time, these issues can lead to complaints such as pain, restricted movement, loss of strength, and night pain, negatively affecting patients’ daily life activities.
A detailed physical examination is of great importance in the diagnosis process. When necessary, imaging methods such as X-ray, MRI, and ultrasound are utilized to clarify the source of the problem. Accurate diagnosis is the fundamental step in creating an effective treatment plan. A personalized approach is adopted by considering each patient’s age, lifestyle, complaints, and expectations.
In the treatment of shoulder diseases, the priority is often non-surgical methods. Successful results can be achieved with medical treatments, rest, exercises aimed at strengthening the muscles around the shoulder, physical therapy applications, and injections. Surgical treatment comes into play in cases where conservative methods do not provide benefit or where there is advanced damage. Today, thanks to arthroscopic (closed) surgical techniques, a faster recovery process can be achieved with smaller incisions.
Protecting shoulder health is possible through correct posture habits, appropriate exercises, and early-stage orthopedic evaluations. With early diagnosis and correct treatment, a large portion of shoulder pain can be brought under control, aiming for patients to return to an active, pain-free life.
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Recurrent Shoulder Dislocation
It is pain and limited movement in the shoulder joint due to cartilage wear and tear.
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Shoulder Arthritis
It is a recurring feeling of dislocation due to the shoulder joints being normal.
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Shoulder Dislocation
These are injuries to the AC joint at the top of the shoulder caused by trauma or strain.
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Acromioclavicular (AC) Joint Injury
This is a condition where the tendon connecting the biceps muscle to the shoulder is strained or torn.
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Biceps Tendon Injury
Inflammation of the biceps tendon causes pain in the front of the shoulder.
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Biceps Tendinitis
It is persistent shoulder instability and bone deficiency despite previous surgeries.
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Failed Shoulder Stabilization Procedures and Bone Loss
It is a fracture of the bones in the shoulder region caused by a fall or impact.
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Frozen Shoulder
Shoulder pain occurs when tendons become trapped between bones in the shoulder.
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Shoulder Impingement Syndrome
These are injuries that occur in the joint between the collarbone and the sternum.
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SC Joint Injury
Pain occurs along with friction and clicking sounds during shoulder blade movements.
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Shoulder Blade Cracking Syndrome
It is a sudden, painful condition caused by the dislocation of the shoulder joint from its socket.
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Arthroscopic Stabilization for Recurrent Shoulder Dislocation
It is the surgical stabilization of a damaged AC joint.
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Bankart Repair
This is the repair of the labrum that has been torn after a shoulder dislocation.
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Revision Acromioclavicular (AC) Joint Repair
It is a minimally invasive shoulder surgery method performed through small incisions.
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Shoulder Dislocation Treatment
It is the surgical fixation of a fracture with plates or screws.
Read MoreShoulder Joint Surface Regeneration
These treatments aim to reduce pain while preserving the joint structure.
Read MoreLatarjet Procedure
It is the application of a partial prosthesis while preserving the joint surface.
Read MoreRevision of Shoulder Stabilization
This is a stabilization surgery performed in shoulder dislocations with bone loss.
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Revision Shoulder Arthroplasty
It is the replacement of a severely damaged shoulder joint with an artificial joint.
Read MoreSubacromial Decompression
It is a special type of prosthesis used in patients with muscle weakness.
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Subacromial Decompression
The procedure involves removing bone and tissue to reduce shoulder impingement.
Read MoreUpper Capsule Reconstruction
It is the reconstruction of the capsule in cases of irreparable cuff tears.
Read MoreI had constant pain and limited movement in my shoulder, but thanks to Dr. Serkan, I am now almost pain-free.
I had shoulder impingement syndrome; my mobility quickly returned with physical therapy and exercise.
I was having difficulty lifting my arm due to shoulder pain, and Dr. Serkan kept me informed at every stage; he is a reliable and caring doctor.
I recovered from my shoulder injury with non-surgical exercises, my daily life is much easier, thank you very much.
I had constant pain and limited movement in my shoulder, but thanks to Dr. Serkan, I am now almost pain-free.
I had shoulder impingement syndrome; my mobility quickly returned with physical therapy and exercise.
I was having difficulty lifting my arm due to shoulder pain, and Dr. Serkan kept me informed at every stage; he is a reliable and caring doctor.
I recovered from my shoulder injury with non-surgical exercises, my daily life is much easier, thank you very much.
I had constant pain and limited movement in my shoulder, but thanks to Dr. Serkan, I am now almost pain-free.
I had shoulder impingement syndrome; my mobility quickly returned with physical therapy and exercise.
I was having difficulty lifting my arm due to shoulder pain, and Dr. Serkan kept me informed at every stage; he is a reliable and caring doctor.
I recovered from my shoulder injury with non-surgical exercises, my daily life is much easier, thank you very much.
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Shoulder pain most commonly results from shoulder impingement syndrome, rotator cuff muscle and tendon problems, frozen shoulder, shoulder dislocations, osteoarthritis, and repetitive strain. Daily lifestyle habits, poor posture, and sports injuries can also lead to shoulder pain.
If the pain has been ongoing for a long time, wakes you up at night, causes significant restriction or weakness in arm movement, or has occurred after trauma, you should definitely consult an orthopedic specialist.
Yes. Most shoulder conditions can be successfully treated with non-surgical methods such as medication, physical therapy, exercise programs, and injections. The treatment plan is determined individually according to the patient's condition.
Adopting correct posture habits, performing exercises that strengthen the muscles around the shoulder, avoiding sudden and excessive strain, and seeking expert evaluation early when pain begins are effective in protecting shoulder health.