Shoulder surgery

Restoring function and reducing pain. Imagine your shoulder as a ball and socket joint. During total shoulder joint replacement surgery, a surgeon removes the damaged components of your shoulder and replaces them with new, smooth, and durable parts made from metal and plastic. This procedure is specifically designed to help reduce pain, enhance your range of motion, and enable you to return to everyday activities, such as reaching, lifting, or even playing sports. Most patients report that after recovery from total shoulder joint replacement, they can move their shoulder more easily and enjoy a better quality of life.

A targeted approach to shoulder pain. Partial shoulder joint replacement, also known as shoulder hemiarthroplasty, is a surgical procedure in which part of the upper bone in the arm is replaced with a prosthetic metal implant, while leaving the other half of the shoulder joint (the socket) intact. This procedure is designed to restore functionality and improve the range of motion in your shoulder. Following partial shoulder joint replacement, most patients experience significant reductions in pain and enhanced shoulder performance, allowing them to return to daily activities with greater ease.