Stabilising Shoulder Dislocations

• Shoulder dislocations are disabling injuries in young persons.
• The shoulder joint slips out of its place and the arm gets locked.
• Early correction of the dislocation relieves pain.
• Your surgeon can correct such dislocation by painless methods.
• Some patients have a risk of repeated dislocations, and repeated discomforts.
• Evaluation will show which patients are at an increased risk of repeated dislocations, and these patients can be benefited by arthroscopic or open shoulder stabilisation procedures.

Labral Repair

• Labrum is a stabilising structure in the shoulder.

Arthroscopy for Painful Shoulder

• Shoulder is a complex joint comprised of three separate joints, and many ligaments holding the bones together. Many muscles also surround the joints.
• All these can be pain source.
• Patients need careful evaluation to identify the cause of pain.
• If identified early, pain can be relieved by exercises and activity modifications.
• Even at a late stages, pain can be completely relieved by arthroscopic management.

Cuff Repair

• Rotator cuff is a group of muscles surrounding shoulder joint.
• They help in maintaining the shoulder in proper position, even as it moves when we are doing activities like dressing up, combing, etc.
• Cuff can get torn during injuries, or when it get weak due to age.
• Torn cuff results in inability to raise the arm, as well in abnormal movements in shoulder, causing pain and degeneration.
• Small cuff tears can be treated by exercises to strengthen the surrounding intact muscles.
• Larger cuff tears are repaired to restore the normal shoulder function and avoid degeneration of shoulder.

Stiff Shoulder Release