Are you experiencing persistent shoulder pain or weakness? You may have a rotator cuff injury that requires specialized orthopedic care. At [Your Practice Name], Dr. Sony Aare provides expert rotator cuff repair services to help you regain strength, reduce pain, and improve your quality of life.

What Type of Orthopedic Care is Provided for Rotator Cuff Repair?

Rotator cuff repair involves specialized orthopedic care, including:

– Comprehensive evaluation of shoulder function
– Advanced imaging techniques (MRI, ultrasound)
– Minimally invasive arthroscopic procedures
– Open surgical repair for complex cases
– Customized rehabilitation programs

What Does Rotator Cuff Repair Treat?

Rotator cuff repair addresses various shoulder conditions, such as:

– Partial or complete tendon tears
– Shoulder impingement syndrome
– Bursitis
– Tendinitis
– Degenerative rotator cuff injuries

How Are Orthopedic Rotator Cuff Repair Problems Diagnosed?

Diagnosis typically involves:

– Detailed medical history review
– Physical examination of shoulder strength and range of motion
– Imaging studies (X-rays, MRI, or ultrasound)
– Evaluation of pain patterns and functional limitations

Symptoms Indicating the Need for Rotator Cuff Repair

Consider seeking care if you experience:

– Persistent shoulder pain, especially at night
– Weakness when lifting or rotating your arm
– Limited range of motion
– Cracking or popping sensations during shoulder movement
– Pain that worsens with overhead activities

Treatment Options for Rotator Cuff Repair

Dr. Sony Aare offers a range of treatment options, including:

– Conservative management (rest, ice, physical therapy)
– Corticosteroid injections for pain relief
– Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair
– Open surgical repair for large or complex tears
– Rehabilitation and physical therapy programs

Different Types of Rotator Cuff Repair Procedures

We offer various surgical approaches tailored to your specific condition:

– Arthroscopic repair: Minimally invasive technique using small incisions
– Open repair: Traditional surgery for large or complex tears
– Mini-open repair: Combines arthroscopic and open techniques
– Tendon transfer: For irreparable rotator cuff tears
– Superior capsule reconstruction: Innovative treatment for massive tears

How Are Patients Treated for Rotator Cuff Repair?

Treatment typically involves:

1. Initial evaluation and diagnosis
2. Development of a personalized treatment plan
3. Surgery (if necessary) using advanced techniques
4. Post-operative care and pain management
5. Structured rehabilitation program
6. Regular follow-ups to monitor progress

Why Choose Dr. Sony Aare as Your Rotator Cuff Repair Specialist?

Dr. Sony Aare offers:

– Extensive experience in shoulder surgery
– Expertise in minimally invasive techniques
– Personalized treatment plans
– State-of-the-art facilities and equipment
– Commitment to optimal patient outcomes

Conclusion

Rotator cuff repair can significantly improve shoulder function and reduce pain for those suffering from rotator cuff injuries. Dr. Sony Aare and the team at [Your Practice Name] are dedicated to providing expert care and personalized treatment plans to help you regain your shoulder health and return to your active lifestyle.

FAQs

1. How long does recovery take after rotator cuff repair?
Recovery time varies but typically ranges from 4-6 months for full recovery[1].

2. Will I need to wear a sling after surgery?
Yes, most patients wear a sling for 4-6 weeks to protect the repaired tendon[14].

3. When can I return to sports or heavy lifting after surgery?
Return to sports or heavy lifting usually occurs 4-6 months after surgery, depending on individual progress[8].

4. Is rotator cuff repair always successful?
While success rates are high, factors like tear size and patient age can affect outcomes. About 90% of patients report significant improvements[3].

5. Can rotator cuff tears heal without surgery?
Some partial tears may heal with conservative treatment, but complete tears often require surgical intervention for optimal healing[13].