Rotator cuff surgery is a common orthopedic procedure performed to repair torn tendons in the shoulder. Surgery is typically recommended when symptoms persist for six to twelve months despite conservative treatment, when the tear size exceeds three centimetres, when there is significant weakness or functional loss, or when there has been a recent acute injury. Three main approaches are available. Open repair is the most invasive, requiring deltoid detachment. Mini-open repair uses a smaller inci

Safe Movement and Exercises After Shoulder Replacement

Shoulder Surgery Rehab | Shoulder Pain Relief Exercises | Phase 1