Patients with cervical spondylosis account for 14% of all patients with spinal degeneration, second only to spinal degeneration. Along with other treatment methods, physical therapy and exercise training, including cervical spine and shoulder joint exercises, are among the most effective measures to treat pain, restore motor function and prevent pain recurrence.

Shoulder dislocation in children is a common injury in children under 5 years old. Shoulder dislocation in children occurs when the radius bone of the arm below the elbow is dislocated from the humerus joint. Children are very susceptible to shoulder dislocation during activities. Shoulder dislocation in children is painful and requires proper care from parents.

A dislocated shoulder is an injury in which the upper arm bone pops out of its socket, a part of the shoulder blade. If you suspect your child has a dislocated shoulder, see a doctor right away.

The shoulder joint is an important joint in the movement process of the human body. Accordingly, the ability to move the shoulder joint is also greater than other joints. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the shoulder joint is considered the most optimal imaging method for diagnosing diseases related to bones and joints, including the shoulder joint.

Nowadays, the application of imaging diagnostics to joint injection techniques allows doctors to optimally choose joint injection techniques suitable for each joint location. In addition to the classic joint injection method, there is also joint injection under fluoroscopy to ensure safety and high accuracy.

The shoulder joint is the most complex joint in the human body, providing 360-degree movement of the arm and allowing most of the bones, muscles, tendons, and ligaments of the upper body to work together. Because of its many components, the shoulder joint often experiences pain or loss of mobility due to injury. If you are experiencing shoulder pain, try the following shoulder exercises to relieve pain and restore function to the joint.

Osteoarthritis related to the shoulder area is becoming more and more common. Previously, radiographic imaging of the shoulder joint with contrast was the preferred method of diagnosis. However, non-invasive diagnostic imaging techniques are now increasingly developed, including shoulder ultrasound, a technique that not only supports the examination and diagnosis process but is also prescribed by doctors in the treatment of some diseases.

Currently, the number of patients with cervical syndrome is increasing, mainly due to degeneration of the cervical vertebrae. There are many different methods of treatment and pain relief, but electroacupuncture is prominent among them. This is a treatment method that combines traditional medicine with modern medicine, bringing high efficiency.

Straight shoulder X-ray technique uses X-rays to penetrate the soft muscles and fluid in the shoulder joint, thereby creating images to help doctors diagnose the disease. Patients are indicated for shoulder X-ray when there are symptoms such as shoulder pain, shoulder and arm paralysis or traumatic accidents to the shoulder area.