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    Roger Wade
    28/05/2025
    Mr Roger Wade

    Consultant orthopaedic surgeon specialising in knee and shoulder surgery

    Arthroscopic knee and shoulder surgery: Fast recovery for active lifestyles

    We spoke with a leading consultant orthopaedic surgeon about how recovery methods traditionally used for high-level athletes can be applied to help active individuals return more quickly and reliably to both everyday tasks and more physically demanding activities. In this article, the benefits of arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery are outlined, including the most common conditions it treats and how recovery can be optimised using modern techniques.

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    Amit Kapoor
    13/12/2024
    Mr Amit Kapoor

    Orthopaedic Surgeon

    Shoulder arthroscopy: a minimally invasive solution for pain relief and improved mobility

    The most versatile and common surgical procedure for the shoulder is the shoulder arthroscopy. A minimally invasive technique that allows for the treatment of many ailments, it is a standard skill that orthopaedic surgeons should master. In this article, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon with particular expertise in the upper limbs explains the arthroscopic technique, its applications, and its benefits.

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    Claire Fitzgerald
    05/11/2024
    Miss Claire Fitzgerald

    Consultant upper limb orthopaedic surgeon

    How soon after a shoulder arthroscopy can you exercise?

    The timeline for resuming exercise following a shoulder arthroscopy varies depending on the specific procedure performed, the extent of the repair and your overall health. In general, a phased approach to exercise is recommended to allow the shoulder to heal while gradually rebuilding strength and mobility. Here’s a general outline of what to expect:

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    John Scadden
    16/10/2024
    Mr John Scadden

    Orthopaedic Surgeon

    When you can't shrug it off: all about shoulder surgery

    Shoulders are used in a variety of ways – for balance, for support, carrying and throwing, and hugging our loved ones. But shoulders can get damaged due to injury, inflammation, wear and tear, or infection. In this article, Mr John Scadden, leading orthopaedic surgeon, describes different types of shoulder ailments, and the surgeries that correct them.

  • complications-in-reverse-total-shoulder-arthroplasty-rtsa article image
    Paolo Consigliere
    16/08/2024
    Mr Paolo Consigliere

    Consultant orthopaedic shoulder and elbow surgeon

    Complications in Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty (RTSA)

    Leading consultant orthopaedic shoulder and elbow surgeon Mr Paolo Consigliere expertly details how the potential complications in a reverse total shoulder arthroscopy procedure have significantly improved over recent times.

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    Jeremy Granville-Chapman
    29/04/2024
    Mr Jeremy Granville-Chapman

    Consultant Upper Limb Surgeon

    Pain relief after shoulder arthroscopy

    Shoulder arthroscopy has revolutionised the management of various shoulder conditions, offering patients minimally invasive solutions and faster recovery times. However, despite its advantages, postoperative pain and inflammation can still hamper the recovery of some patients undergoing shoulder surgery. Where this happens, Joint injections can provide valuable adjunctive therapy in the post-arthroscopic phase, aiding in pain management and promoting better outcomes. In his latest online article, Mr Jeremy Granville-Chapman delves into the significance of joint injections following shoulder arthroscopy and explores their mechanisms, benefits, and potential considerations.

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    Jagwant Singh
    17/03/2021
    Mr Jagwant Singh

    Orthopaedic Surgeon

    Shoulder arthritis: causes, diagnosis and treatment

    From fractures to dislocations, shoulder arthritis can be caused by a wide range of causes. We recently spoke with Mr Jagwant Singh, a leading consultant shoulder and elbow surgeon, to discuss these causes and we found out what the latest advancements in treatment are.

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    Amer Khan
    25/11/2020
    Mr Amer Khan

    Orthopaedic Surgeon

    Shoulder injuries in rugby: treatment to get you playing again

    The shoulder is one of the most commonly injured joints in rugby. Learn about the common causes of shoulder injuries in the sport, find out if surgery is always necessary and discover the types of treatment available to get you playing again.

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    Phil Wright
    22/06/2020
    Mr Phil Wright

    Orthopaedic Surgeon

    When is arthroscopic shoulder surgery needed?

    Shoulder problems are very common, and although most resolve after 2-3 weeks without treatment, some may require treatment in the form of arthroscopic surgery to improve strength and stability. In this article, Mr Phil Wright, one of our top consultant orthopaedic surgeons, explains when arthroscopic shoulder surgery is used and what you can expect during recovery.

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  • treating-shoulder-impingement-with-arthroscopic-subacromial-decompression-surgery article image
    Ali Al-Sabti
    08/02/2019
    Mr Ali Al-Sabti

    Orthopaedic Surgeon

    Treating shoulder impingement with arthroscopic subacromial decompression surgery.

    Arthroscopic subacromial decompression is a key-hole procedure carried out on the shoulder to treat shoulder impingement. We interviewed Mr Ali Al-Sabti about recovery time, costs and what to expect from the surgery.

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