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Shoulder dislocation operation
Attached my ct scan and mri report. ,left shoulder dislocation. Total episode -6 in 6years. Difference between 5th and 6th episode is 3 years. 6th dislocation,a month ago. Can you diagnose my report and tell what should I be prepared for.
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Need - Arthroscopic BANKAR and Hillsach repair surgery
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avoid overhead activities.
consult me . I am a shoulder Surgeon. I do these surgeries regularly.
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It is recurrent dislocation of the shoulder.
It needs surgery.
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Recurrent dislocation better to operate
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There must be labral pathology irrespective of what have reported .
Arthroscopic intervention is very necessary
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Diagnostic arthroscopy, Labral ( bankart ) repair with remplissage for Hill sach’s !!
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