Specialized procedures for shoulder pain and stiffness
Minimally invasive treatments with proven effectiveness
Effective relief from frozen shoulder and chronic stiffness
Shoulder Capsule Release is a procedure aimed at treating the thickened and inflamed capsule surrounding the shoulder joint, commonly seen in frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis). This release helps restore motion and reduce pain.
By loosening the tight capsule, the shoulder regains mobility, allowing patients to move more freely and comfortably.
Adhesiolysis involves breaking down adhesions—scar tissue bands in the shoulder joint that limit motion and cause pain.
By removing these adhesions, the joint is freed, improving flexibility and function significantly.
RFA uses radiofrequency energy to disrupt the nerve pathways responsible for shoulder pain.
When combined with capsule release and adhesiolysis, RFA provides long-lasting pain reduction and improved shoulder function.
Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis): Severe stiffness and pain limiting shoulder movement.
Chronic Shoulder Pain: Persistent pain not responding to physiotherapy or medication.
Rotator Cuff Related Pain: Pain after injury or degeneration.
Post-Surgical Shoulder Stiffness: Stiffness following shoulder surgery.
A minimally invasive, targeted approach to relieve shoulder stiffness and pain
A comprehensive evaluation to assess shoulder condition and treatment suitability.
Local anesthesia is administered, and sedation may be provided for comfort.
Ultrasound or fluoroscopy ensures accurate needle and instrument placement.
The tight capsule or scar tissue is released to restore natural joint movement.
RFA is performed to reduce nerve signals responsible for chronic pain.
Patients are monitored briefly and provided detailed post-procedure instructions.
Powerful relief for chronic shoulder pain and stiffness
Restores natural shoulder mobility and flexibility.
Addresses structural and nerve-related sources of shoulder pain.
Outpatient procedure with minimal downtime.
Improves daily function and quality of life.