Shoulder pain can significantly impact your daily life, affecting your ability to perform routine activities such as lifting, reaching, or even sleeping comfortably. We offer cutting-edge arthroscopic shoulder surgeries in Mumbai to diagnose and treat a wide range of shoulder injuries and conditions. These minimally invasive procedures enable faster recovery times, less scarring, and a reduced risk of complications compared to traditional open surgeries.
Arthroscopic shoulder surgery involves using a small camera (arthroscope) inserted through tiny incisions, along with specialized instruments, to treat damaged areas within the shoulder joint. This approach provides a more accurate and precise diagnosis, minimizing the need for large incisions and reducing the trauma to surrounding tissues.
The labrum is a ring of cartilage that surrounds the shoulder socket, providing stability and supporting the shoulder joint. Injury to the labrum, often caused by repetitive overhead motions or trauma, can lead to pain, weakness, and instability. Arthroscopic shoulder labral repair is a minimally invasive procedure that aims to reattach the labrum to the glenoid (the shoulder socket) using sutures or anchors. This repair restores the shoulder's stability and helps prevent further damage or dislocation.
The biceps tendon connects the biceps muscle to the shoulder and is vital for arm movement and strength. Injury to the biceps tendon, such as a tear or inflammation, can cause pain, weakness, and limited motion. Through arthroscopic surgery, our surgeons can reattach or repair the biceps tendon, helping to restore full functionality and relieve pain. This procedure is often performed in conjunction with other shoulder surgeries, such as labral repairs, to address multiple issues simultaneously.
Shoulder instability can occur when the ligaments surrounding the shoulder joint are damaged, often due to dislocations or repetitive overhead activities. Shoulder stabilization surgery aims to repair or tighten the ligaments, restoring the joint's stability and preventing future dislocations. This surgery is commonly performed in athletes or individuals who experience frequent shoulder dislocations or instability. The arthroscopic approach helps ensure minimal trauma to surrounding tissues, reducing recovery time.
Arthroscopic remplissage is a technique used to treat shoulder instability, particularly in patients with a Hill-Sachs lesion (a defect in the bone of the shoulder caused by a dislocation). This procedure involves filling the defect with tissue to prevent the shoulder from becoming unstable and dislocating again. By using arthroscopy, the surgery is performed through small incisions, ensuring a quicker recovery and less risk of complications. Arthroscopic remplissage is often combined with other stabilization procedures to achieve optimal results.
A minimally invasive surgery where small incisions and a camera are used to repair shoulder issues like labral tears and tendon injuries.
Individuals with shoulder instability, tears, or injuries that haven't improved with non-surgical treatments.
Recovery usually takes 3-6 months, with light activities resumed in 4-6 weeks.
No, it's performed under anesthesia, and post-surgery pain can be managed with medication.
Yes, physical therapy is essential for optimal recovery and restoring mobility.
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