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Shoulder, elbow and upper-limb rehabilitation

From shoulder to fingertips, the upper limb works as a chain: a painful shoulder changes how the elbow and hand move. Rehabilitation addresses the whole chain, neck included.

Engraved anatomical plate: the shoulder joint

What we treat

Upper-limb rehabilitation covers pain and limitation of the shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand, whether following trauma, surgery or a gradual onset. Neck pain, which is often associated, is treated at the same time.

  • Shoulder rehabilitation: rotator cuff tendinopathy, frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis), subacromial impingement, instability and dislocation, post-surgical recovery
  • Cervical spine: neck pain, cervicobrachial neuralgia, torticollis, stiffness and tension, cervicogenic headache
  • Elbow rehabilitation: tennis elbow (epicondylalgia), post-traumatic stiffness
  • Rehabilitation after upper-limb surgery: shoulder replacement, rotator cuff repair, fracture fixation
  • Hand and wrist rehabilitation

Our approach

The initial assessment identifies the source of pain and the movements that are limited. Rehabilitation combines recovery of range of motion, progressive strengthening, stability work and a return to everyday, work and sporting movements, guided by current scientific recommendations.

Book an appointment

Appointments are booked online on Doctolib with the physiotherapist of your choice. Remember to bring your prescription, medical reports and imaging.