Diagnosis before the shoulder dislocation surgery

When you visit an Ortho pediatrician will recommend a progression of X-rays, a  physical assessment, and a proper analysis of the clinical history of the patient. 

The physical test will assist the specialist with deciding the cause of pain and examining the reason for the decrease in movement. 

X-rays uncover bone spikes, damaged joint parts, and any limited joint tissues. In case there was an injury to the shoulder, the X-rays will help your medical care supplier with assessing whether the damage can be fixed or on the other hand the shoulder should be replaced. 

Procedures of Shoulder Surgery

Total shoulder replacement surgery

•  In this technique, either general or local anesthesia is given to the patient. 
• A cut is then made over the shoulder and muscle underneath it to isolate the shoulder joint. 
• For open shoulder surgery, the incision is almost six inches long. 
• The humerus and glenoid attachment are then isolated. The harmed bone is cut and dispensed with a metal ball then fixed with a humerus top. 
• Patients having Osteoarthritis, will require bone to fix the humeral part or embed. A ligament attachment is currently ready. In the shoulder bone, the plastic glenoid part is fixed. 
• In the last stage, entry points are fixed or sewed after the artificial implantation is finished.