Bankart repair for unstable dislocating shoulders: Surgery to anatomically and securely repair the torn anterior glenoid labrum and capsule without arthroscopy can lessen pain and improve function for active individuals.
Edited By: Frederick A. Matsen III, M.D., Winston J. Warme, MD
Last updated Tuesday, November 13, 2007
ConclusionWhat are the five most important facts about surgical repair for shoulder dislocations for shoulder dislocations? Shoulder instability surgery can help restore comfort and function to
shoulders with dislocations, instability or apprehension. In the hands
of an experienced surgeon, shoulder instability surgery can be a most
effective method for restoring comfort and function to a shoulder with
recurrent instability, dislocations, or apprehension in a healthy and
motivated patient. The best results are obtained when the surgery
repairs a shoulder injury which resulted a tear of the labrum and
ligaments from the glenoid socket. In this situation the surgeon has a
good opportunity to restore the normal anatomy of the shoulder.
Pre-planning and persistent rehabilitation efforts will help assure an
optimal result for the patient.
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