Overview
Shoulder injections deliver anti-inflammatory medication directly into the joint or surrounding soft tissue to calm inflammation from arthritis, bursitis, or rotator cuff disease. Image guidance ensures precise placement.
When relief is helpful but temporary, suprascapular rhizotomy is an option. Using radiofrequency energy, the procedure targets the suprascapular nerve — a major carrier of shoulder pain signals — to extend pain relief and improve daily function without surgery.
Conditions Treated
What to Expect
Injections deliver anti-inflammatory medication directly to shoulder tissues. For longer-lasting relief, suprascapular rhizotomy uses radiofrequency energy to target the nerve transmitting shoulder pain — improving daily function without surgery.