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Prof. Ockert in an interview with MEDPERTISE on the topic of shoulder arthrosis - regaining quality of life with one intervention

Interview mit Schulterspezialist Prof. Dr. med. Ockert zur Behandlung einer Schulterarthrose I Konservativ I Wann Künstliches Schultergelenk

In this article, we explain what impingement syndrome is , why it often gets worse at night , and if a sleeping position may help.

Many sufferers experience severe discomfort from rotator cuff tears. The cuff consists of four tendons that surround the upper arm.

If all measures for painful joint wear are unsuccessful, the artificial shoulder joint is a reliable option!

If the AC joint gets injured, the ligaments that otherwise stabilize the collarbone and the acromion in the AC joint tear.

Shoulder fractures can occur at any age. Here's how to start exercising again after 6 months.

Epicondylitis causes pain for many sufferers. What is popularly known as tennis elbow can affect anyone!

A shoulder dislocation is often an event that you never forget. Here you can find out how you should proceed.

Muscle tension in the shoulder and neck, so-called myogelosis, is a common cause of shoulder and neck pain.

Cartilage is like a buffer for our joints and absorbs stress. Cartilage damage and osteoarthritis can cause pain.

Frozen shoulder affects approximately 2-5% of the population and is more common in women than men. Read what you can do here.

If you suffer from shoulder problems, physical therapy may be an effective treatment option. You can find out more in this post.

This guide explains the typical symptoms of a SLAP lesion, the diagnostic options and treatment options.

6 questions about shoulder injuries - surgery or conservative treatment? Prof. Ockert in an interview with the SZ.

A pulley lesion can cause pain and other discomfort and, if left untreated, can lead to rotator cuff damage.

Before shoulder surgery, it is normal to have questions and concerns. Here are the 10 most common questions and answers.

This guide will tell you about the symptoms of calcified shoulder, how to correctly diagnose it and get rid of shoulder pain.

In impingement syndrome, shoulder pain is caused by a tightness between the head of the humerus and the acromion.

Where does it hurt you the most? At the front, on the side, behind or inside? Here are the five most common causes of shoulder pain.

Whether it's an everyday shoulder problem or a complex injury, you've come to the right place with us.

In our patient guide we inform you about the most common diseases of the shoulder and what you can do about it.

Ben Ockert