Arthroscopy is a minimal invasive surgical procedure used to diagnose and treat any injuries or abnormality in the joints. The orthopedic surgeon makes a small incision in the area and inserts a thin tubular instrument called as Arthroscope to diagnose joint injuries and other medical conditions. The Arthroscope is a thin tubular structure that has a camera and light attached to its end which enables the doctor to visualize the interior of the joint through a monitor connected to the camera. This allows the surgeon to determine the type of joint injury and decide on treatment options for recovery from the condition.
Shoulder dislocation is the injury with the upper arm bone (humerus) popping out...
The Rotator cuff tear is a common shoulder injury caused by lifting heavy objects regularly or due to aging and degeneration...
houlder Impingement Syndrome is medical condition where there is swelling of the rotator...
The shoulder joint is the most mobile joint and its multi-directional mobility has made it vulnerable...
The Acromioclavicular joint can be injured by a fall on that part of the shoulder.This results...
Acromioclavicular joint, also called the AC joint, is located at the top of the shoulder where the collarbone (clavicle)...
The entrapment neuropathy around the shoulder is a...
The Rotator cuff tear is a common shoulder injury caused by lifting heavy objects regularly or due to aging and degeneration...
The shoulder joint is the most mobile joint and its multi-directional mobility has made it vulnerable...
This is also called Shoulder Arthroplasty, which is an option when the shoulder joint pain deters performing the daily activities and other treatments don’t bring relief. Usually, in a Shoulder Replacement surgery, the doctor replaces the ends of the damaged Humerus and scapula bones of the shoulder joint or caps them with plastic or metal and plastic and then the components are held in place with cement.
Sport injuries are painful and can even be the end of a good sportsperson’s career, if not treated. No matter which sport or the way the injury was caused, the treatment and the time is usually same for all sports.
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