Athletes who have experienced a direct fall onto the shoulder. Individuals with swelling or a visible bony bump on top of the shoulder. Those experiencing sharp pain when attempting to lift the arm.

Manual examination to measure range of motion and pain points. Stress tests to assess the stability of the acromioclavicular joint. Recommendation for specific X-ray views if clinically indicated.

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Get an accurate diagnosis for shoulder pain and AC joint injuries. We help determine the injury grade and develop a personalized treatment plan to restore mobility and prevent future complications.

Scientific name: Acromioclavicular (AC) Joint Sprain Assessment

A comprehensive clinical assessment of AC joint injuries, including grading separations and testing ligamentous stability to ensure the best treatment path, whether conservative or surgical.

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Service type Specialized Medical Consultation

Duration 30-45 minutes

Fasting Fasting is not required

Included Services

Clinical shoulder examination
Ligamentous stability testing
Injury grading (Rockwood Scale)

Medical Service Information

Purpose of the Assessment

Determine the extent of damage to the ligaments surrounding the joint.
Classify the injury according to international standards (Rockwood Scale).
Differentiate between a simple sprain and a complete joint dislocation.

Target Groups

Athletes who have experienced a direct fall onto the shoulder.
Individuals with swelling or a visible bony bump on top of the shoulder.
Those experiencing sharp pain when attempting to lift the arm.

What to Expect?

Manual examination to measure range of motion and pain points.
Stress tests to assess the stability of the acromioclavicular joint.
Recommendation for specific X-ray views if clinically indicated.

Conditions & Notices

Bring previous imaging reports if available
Wear comfortable clothing for easy shoulder access