Arthroscopic removal of a calcium deposit of the shoulder
Calcium deposits are localized at the inferior surface of the rotator cuff / tendon, appearing as a red hotspot.
Arthroscopic removal from the articular side with a needle. Within the needle you can see the white calcium.
Using a spoon or motorized shaver the calcific material is removed.
Removal of a calcium deposit from the subacromial space, outside and above the main shoulder joint. An electrode is used to localize an remove the calcium deposit of the shoulder.
Here, you can see a video of a the arthroscopic removal of a calcifying tendinitis.
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Other themes & sites arround the shoulder:
Diseases of the shoulder ( german ): http://www.schulterinfo.de , http://www.schulter.info
Diseases of the shoulder ( english ): http://www.shoulderinformation.com
Shoulder arthroplasty: http://www.schulterprothesen.net , http://www.schulterprothesen.com , http://www.shoulderprosthesis.com , http://www.prothesenatlas.de
Frozen shoulder ( german ): http://www.schultersteife.de
Shoulder specialists ( german ): http://www.schulterspezialisten.de
Shoulder examination ( german ): http://www.schulteruntersuchung.de
Shoulder videos ( german ): http://www.schultervideo.de