Arm stabilization and rotator cuff operation
In the shoulder joint, where the dislocation – luxation (most often a sport or traffic accident), the front part of the joint with the rim is torn off. Thus, the retention capacity of the well is weakened and may then result in repeated “dropping” of the joint, the shoulder becoming unstable. This case has to be solved operationally, when the severed part of the edge of the well and the torn joint case are attached back to the original place. Exercise will be performed exclusively by arthroscopy from two or three incisions in the ND. Detached tissues are refined using special anchoring elements (anchors or eye bolts). Another significant structure in the shoulder joint is the so-called rotator cuff. It is a complex of flat muscular tendons that provide movement in the shoulder.