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Type IV to VI injuries require surgical fixation. Arthroscopic button fixation yields favorable outcomes as a contemporary technique. Another accepted technique involves fixation with hook plate. Recently, combining both techniques enables early mobilization.

There is broad consensus that Type I and II injuries should be treated non-operatively. Short-term phase of immobilization in a shoulder sling. Can be supported with taping. Gradual mobilization. There is no standardized procedure for treatment and is the domain of the physiotherapist

Abstract Purpose: To perform a systematic review of clinical outcomes in patients who underwent treatment for symptoms with micro-fragmented aspirated fat (MFAT). Read More

Complete or partial dislocation of the collarbone or also know as shoulder separation is a common injury in contact sports or when falling onto the shoulder. The course of treatment depends upon the extend of the separation.

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1. Most common procedure to treat shoulder impingement 2. Bone spurs will be removed 3. Keyhole surgery with short recovery 4. Successful procedure with a long track record.

When to consider surgery for shoulder impingement? Failure of non-operative treatment Tears of the rotator cuff Bone spurs that cause mechanical impingement