Shoulder & Rotator Cuff Pain
Partial-thickness rotator cuff tears, labral injury, impingement and chronic effusion.
A dense muscle spasm radiating from the cervical spine can mimic shoulder pathology. We use ultrasound to differentiate rotator cuff and labral injury from radiculopathy, and tailor a plan that may combine trigger-point injections, PRP, and regenerative therapy with a structured rehabilitation program.
How a plan comes together
- Step 01
Ultrasound evaluation of the rotator cuff and labrum
- Step 02
Cervical spine screen to rule out radicular contribution
- Step 03
Trigger-point and ultrasound-guided injections
- Step 04
Regenerative therapy with staged return-to-sport plan
Treatments we may recommend
Stem Cell Therapy
Physician-administered mesenchymal cord stem cell preparations, delivered IV or by ultrasound guidance into the targeted joint.
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Platelet-rich plasma and exosome therapy to support tissue healing in tendons, ligaments and joints.
Learn moreUltrasound-Guided Trigger Point Injections
Precise relief for dense muscle spasm driven by cervical, lumbar or thoracic radiculopathy.
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A one-hour consult is the fastest way to a clear plan.
Same-day diagnostics. Transparent plans. Physician-performed procedures.