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Dr Meng Ling: Patient information

Read this background resource in its original context, then explore related guides for information about orthopaedic care.

Using this resource

This is historical reference material. Names, roles, dates, event details, services and clinical information reflect the source material and may have changed.

Patient information

Watch Dr Meng Ling’s video guides to shoulder conditions, sports injuries and surgical techniques. Choose a topic below, then bring your questions to your next appointment.

On this page

What Is Patient-Specific Instrumentation?

An introduction to patient-specific instrumentation and a starting point for discussing how an operation is planned.

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Shoulder Arthritis: Surgical Treatment Options

Explore the topic of surgery for shoulder arthritis before discussing the options relevant to your shoulder.

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Cortisone Injections for Shoulder Pain: Safety

A discussion of cortisone injections for shoulder pain. Note any questions about the purpose of an injection and its suitability for you.

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Shoulder Dislocation: Risk of Repeat Injury

Learn about repeat shoulder dislocation and use the video to prepare questions about your own injury history.

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Returning to Sport After ACL or Shoulder Surgery

A starting point for a conversation about returning to sport after ACL or shoulder surgery. Ask your treating team about your individual milestones.

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Make the most of these videos

Write down the points you would like your surgeon to explain, including which options apply to you, what preparation is needed and what to expect during recovery. These videos provide general information; your treating team can explain how it relates to your own care.

Questions to consider

  • Which information in this resource applies to my situation?
  • Has the advice, service or research described changed since it was published?
  • Which questions should I take to my treating clinician?