Shoulder Arthroscopy

It’s a beautiful Saturday afternoon, and your friends ask you to join them at the park for a game of volleyball. Though the invitation is enticing, you also begin to worry about the pain you’re certain to feel in your shoulder when you return home that evening. Lately, it seems that almost everything you do, even reaching for a glass in the cupboard, causes you to feel pain in your shoulder.

Being physically active brings energy, enthusiasm, and balance to your life. Arthroscopic, or minimally invasive shoulder surgery, can help get you back in the game. Using advanced medical technology, Dr. Rogerson can assess what’s causing your pain and, through arthroscopic surgery, may be able to repair your injury. Compared to traditional shoulder surgery, arthroscopic surgery results in smaller scars, less postoperative pain, and a faster return to the physical activities you love.

To learn more about shoulder arthroscopy, please visit the sections below. If you think you may be a candidate for arthroscopic shoulder surgery, please contact our office.

1. What is Shoulder Arthroscopy?

2. Who is a Candidate for Shoulder Arthroscopy?

3. Shoulder Anatomy and Function

4. Diseases of the Shoulder

5. Non-Surgical Options

6. Reasons for Shoulder Arthroscopy

7. Preparing for Shoulder Arthroscopy

8. Shoulder Arthroscopy Surgery Day

9. Shoulder Arthroscopy Procedures

10. Shoulder Arthroscopy Post-Op and Rehabilitation
 

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7/15/2006

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