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Rehabilitation After Arthroscopy: What You Need to Know
After joint arthroscopy, it is necessary to restore movement, weight-bearing ability, muscle strength, and the capacity to tolerate everyday activity.
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Shoulder and Arm Pain: Causes and Treatment
The shoulder has a wide range of motion, which makes it particularly sensitive to injuries, overuse, and inflammatory changes.
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Intra-Articular Injections: Indications and Risks
Intra-articular injections are a common treatment option for joint pain. They may provide relatively rapid relief, improve mobility, and help a person return to everyday activities.
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Ankylosing Spondylitis: What It Is, Symptoms, and Diagnosis
Ankylosing spondylitis, also known as Bechterew’s disease, is a chronic inflammatory condition that affects the spine and sacroiliac joints. Over time, it can limit mobility and significantly affect quality of life.
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Osteoarthritis of the Joints: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment
Osteoarthritis is a chronic disease of the entire joint in which the articular cartilage gradually deteriorates, bone tissue changes, and the surrounding joint structures function less effectively.
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Rheumatoid Arthritis: Symptoms and Rheumatoid Factor
Rheumatoid arthritis is a systemic autoimmune inflammatory disease that affects the joints, tendon sheaths, and other tissues throughout the body.
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De Quervain’s Disease: Symptoms and Treatment Methods
De Quervain’s disease, also known as De Quervain’s tenosynovitis, is a condition affecting the first extensor compartment of the wrist. The thumb tendons pass through a narrowed tunnel and begin to glide with pain.
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Hygroma: Causes and Effective Treatment
A hygroma is a superficial, bony formation near a joint or tendon canal that most often appears on the hand, wrist, or fingers.
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Trigger Finger (Stenosing Tenosynovitis)
Stenosing ligamentitis disrupts the normal gliding of the finger tendon and gradually makes the usual hand movements more difficult. At first, a person feels stiffness, then a painful clicking appears, and at later stages the finger becomes fixed in a bent position.
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Why Does a Finger Hurt: Main Causes and Treatment
Pain in the finger appears after injury, overload, inflammation or compression of the nerve. The symptom itself does not indicate one specific problem, because the source of discomfort can be a joint, tendons, ligaments, nerve or surrounding soft tissues.
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Joint Contracture: Causes, Symptoms, Types, and Treatment Methods
Joint contracture is a persistent decrease in range of motion due to changes in the soft tissues and other structures around the joint. This condition interferes with everyday activities and can significantly worsen quality of life.
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Can You Run with Osteoarthritis?
When running with arthrosis is possible, in which cases it is strictly not recommended, and what alternatives should be considered in order to maintain movement without harm to the joints - says Vasily Mellen, orthopedic surgeon and traumatologist of Mashtaler Ortho&Trauma Clinic.
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What Are Compression Stockings?
When people think about treatment of the musculoskeletal system, they usually imagine surgery, fixation, and exercise. However, there is another component that works almost unnoticed while significantly affecting the recovery process: compression stockings.
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#knee
Rehabilitation and Life After Hip Replacement
The pain that caused sleepless nights, restricted movement, and changed daily habits disappears. In the first days after surgery, patients notice that it becomes easier to stand up and sit down. It is a relief to stop thinking about every step.
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Innovative Bikini Approach for Hip Replacement Surgery
Bikini approach is a relatively new, minimally invasive method that is distinguished by its delicacy, less trauma and expressive aesthetics.
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Donor Meniscus Transplantation
This is an important milestone, as the procedure has been performed only eight times in Ukraine.
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Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Tear
The anterior cruciate ligament connects the femur and the tibia, helping stabilize the knee during bending, pivoting, and walking.
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Super Inductive System
Super Inductive System (also known as High-Intensity Magnetotherapy) is a modern, effective, and safe method of pain treatment that works without invasive intervention.
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#knee
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Treatment of calcific tendinitis

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Calcific tendinitis is a condition in which calcium deposits form within the tendons of the shoulder. It is commonly associated with shoulder pain, reduced range of motion, discomfort, and muscle weakness. Symptoms may worsen over time but can be effectively managed with appropriate treatment.

Mashtaler Ortho&Trauma Clinic offers both conservative and surgical treatment options for calcific tendinitis. Modern techniques are used to safely and effectively remove calcium deposits.

What is calcific shoulder tendinitis?

Calcific tendinitis is characterized by the deposition of calcium hydroxyapatite crystals within the tendons of the rotator cuff. The supraspinatus tendon is most commonly affected. Inflammation and mechanical irritation lead to pain and impaired shoulder function.

The condition typically progresses through several stages:

  1. Pre-calcific phase: structural changes occur in the tendon without significant symptoms;
  2. Calcific phase: calcium deposits form and symptoms develop;
    • Formative phase: active deposition of calcium;
    • Resting phase: deposits become stable;
  3. Post-calcific phase: tissue remodeling and gradual restoration of function.
    • The resorptive phase. It is characterized by gradual resorption of deposits and increased pain.
    • Resorptive phase: breakdown of deposits, often accompanied by increased pain;

Symptoms of calcific tendinitis

  1. shoulder pain that worsens with movement, especially when lifting the arm;
  2. reduced range of motion;
  3. night pain that may interfere with sleep;
  4. weakness in the affected arm;
  5. occasional swelling or redness (rare).

Diagnosis of calcific tendinitis

 Diagnosis begins with consultation with an orthopedic specialist. Clinical examination is followed by imaging:

Treatments for calcifying tendinitis available in our clinic

In modern orthopedics and traumatology, preference is given to conservative treatment - safe and sparing. The correct selection of drugs and physiotherapy techniques allows you to get relief in a short time. Of course, there are always exceptions — and therefore we are ready for surgical treatment of tendinitis.

Conservative treatment

  1. nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) to relieve pain and inflammation;
  2. physiotherapy, including shock wave therapy or Super Inductive System (SIS) therapy;
  3. ultrasound-guided needling and lavage (barbotage) to remove calcium deposits;
  4. corticosteroid injections for inflammation control.

Surgical treatment

 Surgery is considered when:

Arthroscopic removal of calcium deposits is performed using minimally invasive techniques. Small instruments are inserted through tiny incisions, allowing precise removal with minimal soft tissue damage. If necessary, tendon repair is performed.

Effectiveness of treatment

 Appropriate treatment is effective in the majority of cases. A combination of medication, physiotherapy, and barbotage often provides rapid symptom relief.

If conservative therapy is unsuccessful, arthroscopic treatment offers reliable results. Proper rehabilitation reduces the risk of recurrence and restores shoulder function.

Why choose Mashtaler Ortho&Trauma Clinic

  1. Specialization in the treatment of joint diseases. Our doctors are constantly studying new techniques and learning innovative techniques of therapy, surgery and rehabilitation.
  2. Full support. We provide comprehensive support at all stages — from consultation and diagnosis to rehabilitation.
  3. Comfortable hospital. In the postoperative period, patients remain in the clinic under the supervision of medical specialists - this significantly reduces the likelihood of complications.
  4. Individual approach. We select effective methods of treatment for each patient, taking into account his age, type of activity and activity level.

Price for calcific tendinitis treatment in Lviv

 The cost depends on the severity of the condition, extent of tendon involvement, and treatment method. A detailed estimate is provided after consultation.

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2200 UAH

Preliminary consultation of the orthopedist-traumatologist expert — the head of the clinic

1900 UAH

Primary consultation of an expert orthopedist-traumatologist

1600 UAH

Primary consultation of the leading orthopedist-traumatologist

1700 UAH

Repeated consultation of the orthopedist-traumatologist of the expert - the head of the clinic

1500 UAH

Repeated consultation of an expert orthopedist-traumatologist

1200 UAH

Repeated consultation of the leading orthopedist-traumatologist

2200 UAH

Online consultation of an orthopedist-traumatologist expert — head of the clinic

1600 UAH

Online consultation of the leading orthopedist-traumatologist

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