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What is Shoulder Impingement Surgery?
Shoulder impingement surgery, or subacromial decompression, involves removing or reshaping parts of the bone or soft tissue in the shoulder to reduce pressure on the tendons and bursae. This increases the space within the subacromial area, allowing smoother movement and alleviating pain.
Common conditions treated with this procedure include:
- Chronic shoulder impingement syndrome
- Rotator cuff inflammation
- Bursitis that has not improved with non-surgical treatments
The surgery is typically performed arthroscopically, using small incisions to minimise recovery time and discomfort.
Shoulder Impingement Surgery at St John & St Elizabeth Hospital
At St John & St Elizabeth Hospital, we offer tailored treatment plans for patients undergoing shoulder impingement surgery. Our expert surgeons use advanced techniques to ensure effective results and a smooth recovery process.
Why choose us for shoulder impingement surgery?
- Specialist Orthopaedic Surgeons: Our consultants are highly skilled in shoulder surgery and joint care.
- Minimally Invasive Techniques: Arthroscopic procedures reduce recovery time, scarring, and post-surgical pain.
- Modern Facilities: Our hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art imaging and surgical tools for precise treatment.
- Accessible Location: Based in NW8, we serve patients from Hampstead (NW3), Kilburn (NW6), and the wider London area.
We are committed to helping you achieve relief from shoulder pain and improved function through expert and compassionate care.
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How Much Does Private Shoulder Impingement Surgery Cost?
from £3,650*
The cost of private Shoulder Impingement Surgery starts from £3,650* at St John & St Elizabeth Hospital.
*The price shown is an estimated guide to the hospital charges associated with your treatment from admission to discharge. Your final cost may vary depending on your individual clinical needs, the procedure performed, any additional treatments required, the type of implant/prosthesis used (where applicable), and the length of stay. This guide price excludes consultation fees, diagnostic tests, and professional fees charged separately by your surgeon, anaesthetist, and any other specialists involved in your care.