All about shoulder Fracture Arthroscopy

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Dr. Manish Maheshwari is an Orthopaedist and
Sports Medicine Surgeon in Indore and has an
experience of more than 13 years in these fields.
Dr. Manish Maheshwari practices at Global SNG
Hospital in South Tukoganj, Indore. He completed
graduation post Graduation from Mahatma Gandhi
Memorial Medical College Maharaja Yashwant Rao
Hospital, Indore in 2005. He worked in major
hospitals of Mumbai like Lilavati Hospital
Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospitals.
ADDRESS
Indore Arthroscopy Center
16/1, South Tukoganj, Global SNG Hospital,
Indore PHONE [phone] EMAILmmanish15_at_gmail.co
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All about shoulder Fracture Arthroscopy
Shoulder Arthroscopy is a procedure through which
an arthroscope is inserted from a small incision
to diagnose and treat shoulder conditions. This
type of arthroscopy performs to examine or repair
the tissue inside or around your shoulder joint.
Shoulder arthroscopy is a minimally invasive
surgery to treat shoulder problems, including
shoulder impingement and rotator cuff tears. The
procedure of shoulder arthroscopy usually takes 1
hour to complete. "Shoulder arthroscopy"
literally means "To look after shoulder joint".
This procedure includes insertion of a small
camera within the shoulder joint, then this
camera monitors picture of the shoulder joint in
a video player through which the surgeon monitors
the complications inside the shoulder. Your
surgeon uses these images to guide miniature
surgical instruments. Most of the recent studies
show that in the hands of a surgeon who is expert
in arthroscopic surgery the results are
comparable and have a 97 success rate.
Arthroscopic surgery is recommended for the
following shoulder problem like a torn or damage
shoulder cartilage ring (Labrum) or ligament.
Shoulder instability in which the shoulder joint
loses or slides around too much or becomes
dislocated (Shoulder a ball comes out of shoulder
socket). Also condition of turned of damaged
bicep tendon, Shoulder arthroscopy is important
treatment opt for such conditions. The recovery
can take 1 to 6 months you will probably have to
wear a sling for the 1st week.
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If you had a lot of repairs done you may have to
wear a sling for long. Also analgesics will help
patients suffering from long term pain. After
shoulder arthroscopy surgery you have to avoid
reaching, lifting, pushing, pulling movement with
your shoulder during the first 6 months after
surgery. You should not reach behind your back
with an operated arm. You can remove your swing
for some times a day to do movement exercise of
elbow fingers to maintain range of motion of
unaffected joints. Things you have to keep in
mind to enhance your surgery success rate.
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For speedy recovery wear sling for maximum time
to fix the damaged tendon. Try to keep incline
posture while sleeping. Ask for help once needed
do not over exert at any cost. Keep on monitoring
if any complication feels visit your doctor. Do
your physical exercises punctually to enhance
movement and posture. Shoulder fracture
arthroscopy helps with recurrent shoulder
problems. You have to avoid severe complications
like soft tissue injury with operative arm, also
reccurent instability6 of shoulder etc. If you
feel any complication visit your doctor on an
immediate basis. For any arthroscopic surgery or
orthopedic problems.
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If you are searching for the Best ortho clinic
near me in Indore? Dr. Manish Maheshwari is one
of the best orthopedic surgeon and Sports
medicine orthopedic surgeons in Indore. Dr.
Maheshwari provides Rotator cuff orthopedic
surgery, Frozen shoulder surgery, PCL knee
surgery, ACL reconstruction surgery, Arthroscopic
knee surgery and and Shoulder rotator cuff
surgery at his clinic Indore Arthroscopy Center.
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