Shoulder Resurfacing
Shoulder Resurfacing is a surgical procedure which allows patients to retain much of their natural tissue, by replacing only the diseased part of the joint instead of the entire joint. This gradual approach to surgery means the patient may still be able to have a total joint replacement later if necessary.
THE OPERATION
The humerus head is separated from the shoulder and the damaged area removed. The head is then reshaped to fit the humerus implant.
The resurfacing component is then attached to the reshaped humerus and will act like the arm’s original head. Bone cement may be used to secure the implant.
AFTER SURGERY
Following surgery the arm is usually placed in a sling. Physiotherapy will then be needed to increase shoulder strength and regain range of motion.
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Mr Mark Curtis
MB BS (London) FRCS (Eng) FRCS (Ed)
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Mr Giles Heilpern
MA(Hons) MB BS(Hons) FRCSEd(Tr and Orth)
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Mr Nashat Siddiqui
MBBS, BSc, FRCS (Tr & Orth)
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Orthopaedics Shoulder Surgery Elbow Surgery Hand Surgery (Orthopaedic) Wrist Surgery Sports Injuries
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Mr Ziali Sivardeen
BMed.Sci, AFRCS, FRCS (Tr and Orth)
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Sports physicians Orthopaedics Shoulder Surgery Knee Surgery Elbow Surgery Sports Injuries
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