Recurrent Shoulder Dislocation Treatment in Jaipur
Advanced Shoulder Stabilization by Dr. Hemendra Agrawal
What is Recurrent Shoulder Dislocation?
Recurrent shoulder dislocation is a condition where the shoulder joint repeatedly slips out of place after an initial dislocation. This usually occurs due to damage to stabilizing structures such as the labrum, ligaments, or joint capsule.
Once the shoulder has dislocated, the risk of repeated dislocations increases, especially in young and active individuals or athletes.
Patients may experience pain, instability, weakness, and a sensation of the shoulder 'giving way' during movement.
Dr. Hemendra Agrawal provides advanced treatment for recurrent shoulder dislocation, including arthroscopic stabilization procedures to repair damaged tissues and restore joint stability.
Early treatment is important to prevent further damage and ensure long-term shoulder function.
Conditions & Indications
When is this procedure recommended?
Repeated shoulder dislocations
Chronic shoulder instability
Bankart lesion (labral tear)
Hill-Sachs lesion
Shoulder weakness and instability
Sports-related shoulder injuries
Ligament laxity or capsule damage
Failure of conservative treatment
How is Recurrent Shoulder Dislocation Treated?
A detailed walkthrough of the surgical process
Clinical Evaluation
Detailed examination and imaging (MRI, CT scan) to assess joint damage.
Non-Surgical Management
Physiotherapy and strengthening exercises for mild cases.
Arthroscopic Surgery
Minimally invasive surgery to repair the labrum and tighten ligaments.
Stabilization Procedures
Techniques such as Bankart repair or capsular shift to restore stability.
Post-Operative Care
Use of sling and gradual rehabilitation.
Rehabilitation
Physiotherapy to restore strength and prevent recurrence.
Key Benefits
How this procedure transforms your life
Prevents repeated dislocations
Restores shoulder stability
Reduces pain and discomfort
Minimally invasive surgical options
Improves strength and function
Allows return to sports and activities
Long-term joint protection
High success rate
Recovery Timeline
What to expect during your recovery journey
Immobilization Phase
Use of sling, pain control, and restricted movement.
Early Rehabilitation
Gentle physiotherapy and gradual movement.
Strengthening Phase
Strengthening exercises and improved stability.
Full Recovery
Return to sports and full activities depending on progress.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Ready to Take the First Step?
Book a consultation with Dr. Hemendra Agrawal to discuss your condition and explore the best treatment options for you.