Should I have open or closed surgery for recurrent shoulder dislocation?
Asked by: 31 Years Old, 90 Kg, 180cm Male
The choice of open or closed surgery for shoulder dislocation may vary depending on the individual situation. Factors that play a role in this choice may include the severity of the dislocation, its frequency, the degree of damage caused by the dislocation, and the person's general health. Recurrent shoulder dislocations can lead to weakening of the muscles and ligaments that provide stability to the shoulder and may sometimes require surgical intervention. Both types of surgery may have advantages and risks.
A closed surgery is usually performed using arthroscopic methods and is less invasive. Open surgery is more traditional and usually requires larger incisions. Recovery processes, risks, and success rates may differ for both procedures.
A consultation with an orthopedic specialist or sports medicine physician will help you determine the most appropriate method based on your medical history and current condition. They can prepare the best treatment plan for you.
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