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The London Shoulder Specialists is the largest group of shoulder surgeons working together in the UK

26/09/2022

Throughout your life, the shoulder joints are put through continuous wear and tear. Shoulder arthritis is known to be one of the most common conditions of the joint, causing significant pain and discomfort.

There are five different types of shoulder arthritis according to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. In our latest blog, we look at the different types of arthritis and the symptoms to watch out for.

The experts at the London Shoulder Clinic cover the five different types of shoulder arthritis: what symptoms to expect and your treatment options.

21/09/2022

New research has shown that shoulder decompression surgery may help to eliminate shoulder pain caused by shoulder impingement syndrome. Revealed at the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine annual meeting 2022, the findings suggest shoulder decompression could be beneficial in the treatment of rotator cuff tears.

In our latest blog, we look at the findings of the study, and delve into the benefits of shoulder decompression surgery.

The experts at London Shoulder Specialists review a new study into the benefits of shoulder decompression surgery, call 0203 195 2442 for more advice.

24/08/2022

If you find it difficult to reach your arm across your body and there is pain or tenderness located in the top of the shoulder, it could be a sign of AC joint arthritis.

Shoulder problems can be caused by a wide range of factors and AC joint arthritis is one of them. So, what is it and how do you know if arthritis is the cause of your pain and tenderness? Read our latest blog to discover everything you need to know…

The experts at London Shoulder Specialists cover AC Joint Arthritis: the symptoms and treatment. Call 0203 195 2442 to book a consultation.

15/08/2022

A new study carried out by the University of Oxford has revealed that shoulder surgery risks are low, but some patients do require additional surgery. Published in the British Medical Journal, the results provide reassurance to those who may be putting off going under the knife through fear of complications.

In the latest update on our website, we will look at what the study revealed, and what patients can expect if they need to undergo shoulder surgery.

The London Shoulder Specialists review a new study finds shoulder surgery risks are generally low but there is a chance repeat surgery is required.

28/06/2022

A new study carried out on young rugby players has revealed they have an increased risk of getting hurt in the sport. Those who play numbers 1-8 were shown to have a particularly increased risk of injury.

In our latest blog, we look at why younger rugby players are most at risk of shoulder injuries and what the study revealed?

New study identifies younger rugby players are most susceptible to shoulder injuries such as labral tears and sprains. For more advice call 0203 195 2442

20/06/2022

A new study has revealed that low oestrogen or testosterone levels in men and women, increase the risk of rotator cuff tears. The observational study was carried out by researchers at the University of Utah, and its results have been published within The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery.

In our latest blog, we will look at what the study found and what you need to know about tears of the rotator cuff.

The London Shoulder Specialists review a new study that has found a link between low hormone levels in men and women and risk of a shoulder tendon tear.

20/04/2022

Wondering whether you may have a torn shoulder ligament? The shoulder is one of the most used joints in the body. It is made up of many different components, each of which can become damaged or torn over time. So, how do you know if it is a torn ligament or something else?

In our latest blog we look at the typical symptoms of torn shoulder ligaments.

The London Shoulder Specialists explain what a torn shoulder ligament feel likes and what your treatment options. Call 0203 195 2442 for more advice.

13/04/2022

Rotator cuff tears are usually caused by one of two things – degeneration or trauma.

Tears due to wear and tear occur gradually over time, while tears that are the result of an injury are usually immediate. Whichever type of tear you experience, you can expect to feel varying levels of pain and muscle weakness. In our latest blog, we look at what causes a rotator cuff tear.

Rotator cuff tears are usually caused by one of two things – degeneration or trauma. The London Shoulder Specialists explains what your options are.

21/02/2022

Shoulder pain is a common issue that most people will experience at some time in their life. However, when the pain starts to radiate down the arm, it can understandably be alarming.

There are several potential causes of shoulder pain that spreads to the arm. In some cases, the pain can even spread to the chest and back. In our latest blog, we will look at what causes shoulder pain that radiates down the arm.

The London Shoulder Specialists answer a frequently asked question at shoulder consultations: What Causes Shoulder Pain That Radiates Down the Arm?

10/02/2022

Rotator cuff tears are a common shoulder issue, sometimes requiring surgery to fix them. While a full recovery can take several months after surgery, patients usually begin physical therapy within four to six weeks. This helps to build up strength in the shoulder, while also preventing the joint from stiffening up.

Most patients regain full strength and function within four to six months. However, actual recovery time will depend upon the severity of the tear and the treatment used to correct it. Your surgeon will provide a recovery timeline, alongside advice you can follow to speed it up.

In our latest blog, discover more about rotator cuff tears and what to expect from the recovery process below including what is the rotator cuff tear recovery time?

The London Shoulder Specialists answers a common FAQ: What is the Rotator Cuff Tear Recovery Time? Call 0203 195 2442 to book a consultation.

31/01/2022

Rotator cuff injuries are one of the most common causes of shoulder pain. A recent study in the Shoulder & Elbow Journal indicated that the rotator cuff is implicated as a cause of shoulder pain in approximately 70% of patients.

So, what is rotator cuff damage and how can you tell if you have damaged yours? In our latest blog we cover everything you need to know.

A common shoulder question is how do I know if I have damaged my rotator cuff? It's estimated rotator cuff tears cause 70% of shoulder pain problems.

25/01/2022

If you are suffering with shoulder pain, it might be one of the first signs of Frozen Shoulder. This common condition affects mobility of the arm, while also causing pain and inflammation.

Like all shoulder conditions, Frozen Shoulder presents specific symptoms that patients can look out for. So, what are the first signs of Frozen Shoulder and what exactly is it? In our latest blog, learn everything you need to know.

The London Shoulder Specialists explain what the first signs of frozen shoulder are. For more advice, call 0203 195 2442 to book a consultation.

30/12/2021

If you have a torn rotator cuff, you might be wondering what your treatment options are. Nobody wants to undergo surgery unnecessarily. However, can a torn rotator cuff heal without it?

In our latest blog, you’ll discover more about rotator cuff tears and the treatment options available.

Nobody wants to undergo surgery unnecessarily... Here, you’ll discover more about rotator cuff surgery and the other options available.

28/12/2021

Shoulder pain is a common problem that can strike at any age. Linked to a wide range of conditions and injuries, it can significantly disrupt your daily life. Living in constant pain can be debilitating. However, help is available. While you are awaiting treatment for the source of the pain, you can use several shoulder pain management methods to help you cope.

In our latest blog, you’ll discover some of the best pain relief methods you can try when you are suffering from shoulder pain.

Shoulder pain is a problem that can strike at any age. Here, you’ll discover the best pain relief methods you can try if you suffer from shoulder pain.

20/12/2021

Glenoid bone loss is common in those who suffer from anterior instability of the shoulder. The bone loss occurs in the shoulder socket, leading to issues with recurrent dislocations. Each dislocation can result in further bone loss.

If you have been diagnosed with glenoid bone loss in the shoulder, you may be wondering what your treatment options are. In our latest blog we discuss everything you need to know about glenoid bone loss and its treatment options.

Glenoid bone loss is common in those who suffer from anterior instability of the shoulder. The bone loss occurs in the shoulder socket.

17/12/2021

Shoulder pain is a common symptom associated with a variety of conditions. Whatever the cause, patients often find their pain is much worse during the night. This can lead to problems with sleep, and over time a reduced quality of life.

So, why is shoulder pain typically worse at night? In our latest blog, discover everything you need to know about dealing with shoulder discomfort that's disturbing your sleep...

Shoulder pain is a common symptom associated with a variety of conditions. Patients often find their pain is much worse during the night.

15/12/2021

Swimming is one of the best forms of exercises you can do. Helping to strengthen the muscles and work out every part of the body, it can be great for your overall health. However, if you are a competitive swimmer, there are a few risks to be aware of such as Swimmer’s shoulder.

Swimmer’s shoulder can cause anything from mild inconvenience to intense pain. In our latest blog, we discuss what is it and can you prevent this painful condition.

Swimmer's shoulder is a type of shoulder tendonitis; book a consultation with the London Shoulder Specialists to discuss your treatment options.

08/07/2021

A recently published study carried out by a team including London Shoulder Specialist Mr Ali Narvani has assessed the different treatment options for recurrent anterior instability. Up until now, there has been little research carried out into the effectiveness of existing treatments.

In our latest blog post, we look at what the recent study revealed and what it means for patients.

London Shoulder Specialist Mr Ali Narvani publishes a study on recurrent anterior instability in the shoulder. For more advice call 0203 195 2442 to book.

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