Shoulder Arthroscopy Surgery In Patna

It is a minimally invasive Treatment where a small camera (arthroscope) is inserted into the shoulder joint. This allows the surgeon to inspect, diagnose, and repair tissues inside or around the shoulder.

Common procedures include repairing rotator cuff tears, removing bone spurs, repairing labral tears (such as SLAP lesions or Bankart lesions), treating shoulder instability, and removing inflamed tissue or loose cartilage.

Arthroscopy involves tiny incisions rather than large cuts. This minimally invasive approach typically results in less pain, reduced scarring, a lower risk of infection, and a faster recovery compared to open Treatment.

Generally, no. Shoulder arthroscopy is almost always performed as an outpatient procedure, allowing you to return home the same day.

Most shoulder arthroscopies take between 1 to 2 hours, depending on the severity of the condition and the exact repairs being made.

You will likely need to wear a sling for a few weeks to protect the shoulder. While initial pain and swelling subside within a few days to weeks, full recovery and return to normal strength can take several months.

Yes, physical therapy is a critical component of your recovery. A tailored exercise program will help restore your shoulder's range of motion and strength safely.

While some discomfort is normal, pain is generally less than with open Treatment. Your surgeon will prescribe medications and may use a nerve block to help manage pain effectively during the first few days.

Though rare, risks include infection, bleeding, blood clots, nerve or blood vessel damage, and shoulder stiffness (frozen shoulder). Following post-operative instructions carefully minimizes these risks.

Return to a desk job can often happen within a week or two. Returning to heavy lifting or overhead sports may take 3 to 6 months and depends on the specific repairs performed and your progress in physical therapy.