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What is surgery to fix the rotator cuff?

Patients who have a torn rotator cuff undergo rotator cuff surgery. The rotator cuff is a bundle of muscles and tendons that surrounds the shoulder joint and holds the upper arm firmly in the socket of the shoulder joint. The procedure can be carried out either conventionally through an open incision or minimally and/or arthroscopically.
The majority of rotator cuff injuries occur in elderly individuals or those that do overhead motions on a regular basis, such as painters, carpenters, etc. Rotator cuff injuries often develop gradually and may be managed conservatively if discovered early enough. However, surgery is often used to address severe tears or tears brought on by a single incident.

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What occurs throughout the rotator cuff repair procedure?

After a comprehensive diagnosis, the course of therapy for rotator cuff repair surgery is set. Imaging studies and physical examinations are frequently used in diagnosis. The surgeon will assess the mobility and functionality of the joints during the physical examination to ascertain the origin and extent of the damage.

  • To identify the source of the discomfort, X-rays can be used to visualise bone anomalies including bone spurs, joint dislocation, arthritis, etc.
  • In order for the surgeon to inspect these tissues for rips, sprains, etc., ultrasound aids in the visualisation of soft tissues like muscles, tendons, etc.
  • Radio waves are used in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to see and diagnose shoulder tissues in high detail in order to assist in creating the therapy strategy.

How to prepare for rotator cuff surgery?

To guarantee the effectiveness of the procedure and your comfort during the healing process, you should take the following precautions before the rotator cuff repair surgery:

  • With your surgeon, go over your health status. Inform them of every medication, dietary supplement, and herbal remedy you are presently using. You may need to cease taking any blood thinners or medications that might lead to issues from the anaesthesia before the procedure.
  • If you have any pre-existing illnesses, such as diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, etc., your regular healthcare practitioner might need to give the procedure their blessing before you can have it.
  • A few days before to surgery, stop using tobacco products and alcohol, especially smoking, since they might hinder the patient's capacity to recuperate.

After leaving the hospital, how should I take care of the surgery site?

Every two days, or more frequently as directed by your doctor, change your dressing. Keep the wounds and sutures undisturbed. When having a shower or bath, cover the wound with a waterproof bandage to keep the incision dry.

When will physical therapy following the operation start?

Depending on the kind of surgery, the surgeon's desire, and the preferences of the patient, physical therapy usually starts during the first six weeks after the operation. After the operation, shoulder strengthening usually starts around 12 weeks later.

When can I start playing sports and engaging in leisure activities again after surgery?

Prior to participating in sports or exerting pressure on your shoulder joint, you should wait at least 4–6 weeks; however, you should always get your surgeon's consent beforehand.

Which activities are to be avoided when recovering?

Avoid activities like raising oneself up from a lying or seated posture with the afflicted arm, as well as actions that cause muscular guarding or spasm. Active range of motion (AROM) and aggressive and painful passive range of motion (PROM) of your shoulder are also to be avoided.

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