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Shoulder Surgery

Treating injured shoulders

Assessment & Diagnosis
Shoulder problems may result from rotator cuff tears, shoulder instability, arthritis, fractures, tendon injuries or sports-related trauma. Evaluation includes a detailed history, physical examination and assessment of shoulder movement and strength. X-rays, ultrasound or MRI may be recommended when required to understand the underlying structural problem. Treatment is planned according to the cause, severity of symptoms, functional limitations and individual requirements. Non-surgical treatment may be considered before surgery when clinically appropriate.
Personalised Surgical Treatment
Arthroscopic shoulder surgery may be used for selected tendon, cartilage and instability conditions. Rotator cuff repair can help address significant tears causing pain and functional limitation. Shoulder stabilisation procedures may be considered for recurrent instability or dislocation. Shoulder replacement, including anatomic or reverse shoulder replacement, may be considered for selected patients with advanced joint damage. Surgical technique and implant selection are based on the patient’s anatomy, condition and functional goals.
Rehabilitation & Recovery
Recovery begins with appropriate post-operative monitoring, pain management and rehabilitation. Physiotherapy helps gradually restore shoulder movement, strength and coordination. Rehabilitation is progressed according to the procedure performed and the patient’s healing. Regular follow-up helps assess recovery and address any concerns during rehabilitation. The overall goal is to support pain relief, improved shoulder function and a safe return to daily activities.