In this digital age, shoulder pain is common among office workers, who have low physical activity and spend most of their time working with computers and mobile phones. Incorrect posture when working at a computer desk is a major factor leading to shoulder pain. A hunched posture with the head and shoulders too far forward is typical of a person who spends many hours at a desk, also known as a “deskbound worker”. The most common subjects are women, aged 40-50 years old.

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.

Diseases related to shoulder pain symptoms are very common today, and can occur in any subject. To prevent this condition from lasting and leading to shoulder osteoarthritis, patients need to be properly diagnosed and treated. Therefore, shoulder ultrasound is considered an effective method for examining, diagnosing, and monitoring diseases related to the shoulder joint.