Osteoarthritis of the Shoulder
The shoulder is the most mobile of all joints. Unfortunately it can wear out, which is known as Osteoarthritis.
The specialists at Orthopaedics WA perform hip, knee replacement, revision arthroplasty, resurfacing of the hip, unicompartmental knee replacement, sports and trauma surgery. We also focus on accelerated rehabilitation and 'bloodless surgery'.
Our surgeons are fellowship trained, and have experience working in orthopaedic centres across the World. Our philosophy is to maximise the function and early recovery and long-term outcome of patients requiring orthopaedic surgery.
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We use the latest technology and techniques from around the World, but are very mindful that many older techniques are still the best.
Because we believe that it is vital that the patient is involved in both the decision-making as well as their own rehabilitation, here you will find links to information about conditions along with the treatments provided by Orthopaedics WA. You may also like to view the most frequently asked questions about the conditions.
The shoulder is the most mobile of all joints. Unfortunately it can wear out, which is known as Osteoarthritis.
The distal biceps is important for flexing (or bending) your elbow and also for rotating your forearm outwards (supination).
Your shoulder has numerous muscles and tendons controlling movement and stability of the shoulder.
Shoulder replacements are used to alleviate pain and restore function for people with arthritis.
For people who have arthritis of the shoulder and also an irreparable retracted rotator cuff tear.
The shoulder is the most flexible and mobile joint in the body. This makes the shoulder vulnerable injury and dislocation.