We are experts in diagnosing and treating joint-related conditions, encompassing various disciplines such as orthopedics, physiotherapy, and sports medicine

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SHOULDER ARTHROSCOPY

Shoulder arthroscopy surgery treats multiple problems within the shoulder joint using a specialized camera and instruments. This minimally invasive procedure allows for small incisions, enabling quicker recovery compared to open surgery and helping patients return to their normal activities sooner.

  • Diagnosis: Comprehensive evaluation using physical exams and imaging studies.
  • Surgical Procedure: Minimally invasive arthroscopy with small incisions and specialized instruments.
  • Post-Surgical Care: Immediate pain relief with regional blocks and tailored rehabilitation plans.
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Shoulder Arthroscopy

At Arthrogenix, we strive to provide personalized and effective care to ensure optimal recovery and return to normal activities for our patients.

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The pump maintains optimal visualization by introducing sterile fluid into the shoulder, ensuring a clear view of the surgical site. The surgeon makes a small incision to insert a cannula, which is used to introduce instruments and implants throughout the procedure. Each arthroscopic instrument is designed to pass through the cannula without causing injury to the soft tissue.

Performing shoulder arthroscopy can Reduce scarring , Avoid the need for an overnight hospital stay , Decrease joint pain and swelling , Lower the risk of complications.
Shoulder arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure performed in an outpatient setting. The surgery involves using general anesthesia combined with a regional block for immediate post-surgery pain relief. This advanced technique employs a camera (arthroscope) with multiple angles, specialized instruments, and a pump system to perform specific surgical tasks. The arthroscope allows the surgeon to visualize the shoulder joint and achieve results comparable to open surgery but with smaller incisions and less trauma to the patient.