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Rotator cuff surgery may be required to repair re-attach torn tendons to the shoulder. This may be followed by rotator cuff exercises after surgery to promote further healing and return of function.

Your doctors will use an x-ray to diagnose a tear in your rotator cuff. If the tear is larger than 3 centimeters and you have been struggling with symptoms for 6 to 12 months, orthopedic surgery will be essential.

Often these bone spurs helped to create the tear. Sometimes an MRI is ordered - this can show the doctor with great detail the rotator cuff tendon and where it is torn. If your doctor suspects a partial thickness tear (the tendon is not torn all the way through, just part of the way), an MR-arthrogram may be ordered, this involves an injection into your shoulder before the regular MRI.

Your rotator cuff is where your shoulder is attached to your body via tendons. A rotator cuff injury is when those tendons are pulled away from the head of your humerus or upper arm bone.

There are three different options for rotator cuff repair. Surgical techniques have become more advanced and less invasive. Each technique has advantages and disadvantages, but the goal is the same: to reattach the tendon and allow it to heal. The type of repair chose depends on the size of the tear, the anatomy of the individual, and the quality of remaining healthy tendon tissue and bone. Most repairs can be performed on an outpatient basis and do not require overnight hospitalizations. The three techniques most commonly used include the traditional open repair, arthroscopic repair, and the mini-open repair. Overall, all three have been rated similarly by patients in terms of pain relief, strength improvement, and overall satisfaction.

A SLAP tear caused by a trauma to the shoulder is a frequent cause of instability and pain, and a constant source of discomfort in performing day-to-day activities. The initial treatment of such an injury may include rest, anti-inflammatory medications, cortisone injections and physical therapy but, unfortunately, in some patients’ cases, conservative treatments don’t always succeed.

SLAP is a superior labrum tear in an anterior to posterior direction of the shoulder, affecting more than 4000 people in a year, usually men between the ages of 20-30 and 40-50. The purpose of this case report is to show the relevance of the amount of physical therapy session after a SLAP surgery repair.

The shape or thickness of the acromion sometime plays into effects of the rotator cuff. In some people the space between the undersurface of the acromion and the humeral head is very narrow, which can lead to being more likely to pinch the supraspinatus tendon. In some cases, there are people who have bone spurs on the front of the acromion, which increases the risk of impingement syndrome. Muscle imbalance is another situation

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Rotator cuff tendonitis and/or impingement can come from using your arms in an extensive manner, by throwing them up above your head or using other dance movies that require rapid movements of the arms. Throwing your arms around too often during a dance routine can lead to rips and years in the tendons in the shoulder, causing excruciating pain and maybe even requiring surgery in order to repair the torn tendon. It's not a too terribly invasive surgery, so it shouldn't be all that awful to go through.

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There have been no appointments this reporting period. Mr. Kraxner has been provided the cold compression device. He reports it has helped with the pain. He is able to sleep better and has a little more range of motion. He is back to just taking Motrin for pain. Between the TENS unit and the cold compression device he said that has made a big difference. I have spoken with physical therapist Crystal Wright. She reports he has crepitus of the right shoulder with most plains of active range of motion. This limits his progress. Dr. Morse said this was a large tear requiring 7 to 8 anchors. The recovery is going to be slower just due to the large tear. Physical therapy continues. Mr. Kraxner gives full effort the whole time he is in

Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair is one of the most frequently performed operations in orthopaedic surgery and aims the restoration of a pain free shoulder function.19,23 A pivotal prerequisite for function and durability of the rotator cuff repair is a good biocompatibility and biomechanical stability of the implanted suture anchors.8,10 The use of biocomposite suture anchors for arthroscopic rotator cuff repair has recently been increased.11 The biomechanical properties and the biological degradation process of biocomposite suture anchors plays a key role in order to create a stable and safe

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