Stabilizing the shoulder socket to resolve recurrent joint instability.
Shoulder dislocation occurs when the humeral head slips out of the glenoid fossa. This stretches or tears the labrum cartilage (Bankart lesion). Dr. Sai Dinesh diagnoses and repairs this instability via keyhole arthroscopic Bankart stabilization to tighten loose tissues and prevent future dislocation recurrences.
Treatment options depend on age, activity level, and number of dislocations:
Patient wears a protective shoulder sling to let repaired labrum tissue attach to the bone.
Sling is removed. Exercises focus on external rotation and active overhead range.
Sport-specific agility drills and full rotator cuff strengthening, returning patient to action.
Consult with Dr. Sai Dinesh to explore shoulder stability options.
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