Treatments
Shoulder Arthroscopy
Keyhole surgery for shoulder joint conditions
A shoulder arthroscopy allows your surgeon to look inside your shoulder joint and perform a number of procedures using small instruments guided through tiny incisions made in the skin.

shoulder arthroscopy frequently asked questions
What does Shoulder arthroscopy involve?
A small camera is inserted which relays pictures inside your joint back to a television in the operating theatre. Your surgeon is able to use specialised instruments to smooth rough surfaces, remove damaged tissue, cartilage or bone.
The small incisions allow surgery to be performed inside the joint with fewer traumas to the surrounding tissues. The small incisions are closed with sutures or small band aids and covered with a dressing and bandage. shoulder arthroscopy takes 1-2 hours and is most often a day procedure.
Why Orthopaedics SA?
Comprehensive care
From arthritis to sports injuries, we treat a full spectrum of bone and joint conditions to keep you moving.
Expert surgeons
Our highly trained doctors have years of experience delivering precise and effective treatments.
SA’s largest practice
With 23 specialists, we offer unmatched expertise and evidence-based care for every patient.
Multiple locations
We have multiple clinics across South Australia, making it simple to find expert care nearby.
Patient-centric approach
We prioritise understanding your condition to ensure every treatment recommendation feels right for you.
Reliable support
Our team of nurses and administrative staff works behind the scenes to make your experience smooth and stress-free.
Meet our doctors
Our surgeons are highly qualified to offer personalised treatments tailored to your needs. We take the time to listen, explain your options, and ensure every decision is made with your well-being in mind.
We take responsibility for our patient’s experience
From your initial consultation to follow-up care, our team will guide you through every step of your treatment. Your specialist will provide a detailed recovery plan, including physical therapy to restore function and prevent future injuries.







