AC Joint

The acromioclavicular (AC) joint is a key part of the shoulder that allows for overhead and cross-body movements. Conditions affecting the AC joint can lead to pain, reduced mobility, and instability. Below are the main topics that explore common AC joint problems and their treatment options:

AC Joint Problems – Overview of AC joint issues, including causes, symptoms, and diagnosis.

AC Joint Arthritis – Degenerative changes in the joint that may require non-surgical or surgical treatment.

AC Joint Dislocations – Injury-related separation of the joint, often from trauma or sports.

AC Joint Osteolysis – Bone resorption often linked to overuse or repetitive strain.

AC Joint Excision – A procedure to remove part of the joint to relieve persistent pain.

AC Joint Reconstruction – Surgical restoration of joint structure following severe injury.

AC Joint Stabilisation – Techniques to improve joint stability and prevent recurrence of dislocations.