🦾 Subscapularis Arthroscopic Repair: What You Need to Know
One of the four rotator cuff tendons the subscapularis is a key stabilizer of the shoulder, helping with internal rotation and overall joint function. When torn, it can cause weakness, pain, and instability.
🔹 Symptoms of a Tear
✔️ Shoulder pain, especially in the front
✔️ Weakness with internal rotation (e.g., reaching behind your back)
✔️ Clicking or instability
🔹 Arthroscopic Repair
Using minimally invasive techniques, we can restore the tendon with small incisions, specialized instruments, and high-definition cameras. Benefits include:
✅ Faster recovery compared to open surgery
✅ Less post-op pain
✅ Quicker return to function
🔹 Recovery Timeline
🗓️ Sling for 4-6 weeks
🏋️♂️ Gradual rehab to regain strength & motion
⏳ Return to full activity in 4-6 months
If you’re dealing with shoulder pain, an evaluation can determine the best treatment plan for you!
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