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RECURRENT SHOULDER DISCLOCATION
Recurrent shoulder dislocation occurs when the shoulder joint repeatedly slips out of place. This condition often results from initial traumatic injuries or chronic instability, causing pain and limiting shoulder function.
- Diagnosis: Comprehensive evaluation, including physical exams and imaging studies, to assess shoulder instability.
- Conservative Treatments: Physical therapy and exercises to strengthen shoulder muscles and improve joint stability.
- Surgical Intervention: Advanced techniques like arthroscopic stabilization or open surgery to repair damaged tissues and prevent further dislocations.
Recurrent Shoulder dislocation
At Arthrogenix, we are dedicated to providing expert care and advanced solutions to help our patients achieve stable, pain-free shoulder function and return to their active lifestyles.
Experience relief from shoulder instability with our comprehensive
treatment options for recurrent shoulder dislocation, designed to
restore joint stability and prevent future dislocations.
Our advanced surgical techniques, such as arthroscopic
stabilization or open shoulder surgery, aim to repair ligaments
and tissues, providing long-term stability and improved function.
Post-surgical care involves a tailored rehabilitation program to
ensure optimal recovery and prevent recurrence.
Recurrent shoulder dislocation requires thorough evaluation to
determine the extent of instability and the underlying causes.
Treatment typically begins with conservative methods, including
physical therapy to strengthen the shoulder muscles and improve
stability. However, if these methods fail, surgical intervention
may be necessary to repair damaged tissues and stabilize the
joint.