Shoulder

Shoulder pain is caused by conditions such as osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis and some sports injuries.

We undertake a number of different shoulder procedures at our York and Bridlington sites, including some arthroscopy procedures which are done through a telescope.

If you damage your shoulder in an accident and require emergency surgery, this is done at our trauma centres in York and Scarborough.

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For further information or advice please contact the following:

York: 01904 726627 or email: orthopaedic.faxes@nhs.net

East Coast: 01723 385271 or email: injuryadvicescarborough@york.nhs.uk

• ACJ grade I-II with FU
• ACJ grade III
• ACJ grade I-II
• Clavicle awaiting surgical opinion
• Clavicle undisplaced no FU
• Clavicle with FU 3 weeks
• Clavicle with FU 6 weeks
• Primary shoulder dislocation possible RC pathway so FU
• Primary shoulder dislocation
• Recurrent dislocation low trauma
• Recurrent shoulder dislocation high trauma with FU
• Scapula fracture
• Shoulder calcific tendonitus
• Shoulder fracture dislocation with FU
• Shoulder midshaft humerus
• Shoulder minimally displaced Glenoid fracture with FU
• Shoulder minimally displaced GT fracture with FU
• Shoulder proximal humerus fracture
• Shoulder undisplaced GT fracture no FU
• Shoulder undisplaced GT fracture with FU
• Soft tissue shoulder
• Supracondylar Fracture distal humerus with FU

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