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Shoulder surgery

Specialist shoulder care in Antwerp

Four orthopaedic surgeons focused on shoulder pathology: pain and stiffness, instability, cuff tears, arthritis and fractures.

The shoulder group is part of ORTHOCA, the orthopaedic department of AZ Monica Antwerp. All listed surgeons are recognised specialists in orthopaedic surgery (RIZIV/INAMI).

Where and how

Consultations and appointments

Each surgeon consults at several locations, and booking works differently at each one. Below is the route to follow per location.

Prof. dr. Olivier Verborgt
ORTHOCA — campus Kielsevest — TODO
Patient portalBook
Prof. dr. Olivier Verborgt
UZA — Universitair Ziekenhuis Antwerpen — Friday; Tuesday from 1 November 2026
Prof. dr. Olivier Verborgt
ORTHOCA Brussel — TODO
Patient portalBook
Dr. Alexander Vervaecke
ORTHOCA — campus Kielsevest — TODO
Patient portalBook
Dr. Alexander Vervaecke
ORTHOCA — AZ Monica Deurne — TODO
Patient portalBook
Dr. Alexander Vervaecke
ORTHOCA Noord — TODO
Patient portalBook
Dr. Alexander Vervaecke
UZA — Universitair Ziekenhuis Antwerpen — Wednesday and Friday
Dr. Maxim Vanderstappen
ORTHOCA — campus Kielsevest — TODO
Patient portalBook
Dr. Maxim Vanderstappen
ORTHOCA — AZ Monica Deurne — TODO
Patient portalBook
Dr. Maxim Vanderstappen
ORTHOCA Noord — TODO
Patient portalBook
Dr. Maxim Vanderstappen
ORTHOCA Brussel — TODO
Patient portalBook
Dr. Maxim Vanderstappen
Ekinox — Centre médico-sportif — Occasional (Monday)
Online agendaRéserver
Dr. Maxim Vanderstappen
3R Sport & Santé — Occasional (Monday)
Online agendaRéserver
Dr. Nick Jansen
ORTHOCA — campus Kielsevest — TODO
Patient portalBook
Dr. Nick Jansen
ORTHOCA — AZ Monica Deurne — TODO
Patient portalBook
Dr. Nick Jansen
ORTHOCA Noord — TODO
Patient portalBook
Dr. Nick Jansen
PITCH — TODO
Information

Shoulder conditions

Information on the most common shoulder problems: symptoms, examination, treatment and recovery.

For referrers

GPs and physiotherapists

What you send along with a referral speeds up the consultation considerably and avoids duplicate investigations.

  • Brief history and duration of symptoms
  • Imaging already performed, with the images
  • Course of previous physiotherapy
  • Injections: which, where and when
  • Relevant history and medication