Shoulder Arthroscopy Surgery
Shoulder Arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to diagnose and treat shoulder conditions through tiny incisions, providing less pain, faster recovery, and improved shoulder function.
Hospital Stay
Same Day
Duration
1–2 Hours
Recovery
3–6 Months
Success
95%+
Treatment Information
What is Shoulder Arthroscopy Surgery?
Shoulder arthroscopy is an advanced orthopedic procedure performed using a small camera called an arthroscope. It allows surgeons to diagnose and treat various shoulder disorders such as rotator cuff tears, shoulder instability, labral tears, impingement syndrome, frozen shoulder, and damaged cartilage with minimal tissue disruption.
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Types of Shoulder Arthroscopy Surgery
Depending on your condition, our orthopedic specialists recommend the most suitable treatment approach for better recovery and long term results.
Diagnostic Shoulder Arthroscopy
Performed to accurately diagnose shoulder joint problems that cannot be confirmed through imaging alone.
Rotator Cuff Repair
Arthroscopic repair of torn rotator cuff tendons to restore strength and shoulder movement.
Labral Repair
Repair of torn shoulder labrum caused by instability or sports injuries.
Subacromial Decompression
Removes inflamed tissue and bone spurs to relieve shoulder impingement.
Capsular Release
Treatment for frozen shoulder by releasing the tight joint capsule.
Common Symptoms
Persistent shoulder pain
Limited range of motion
Shoulder stiffness
Clicking or popping sounds
Shoulder weakness
Pain while lifting the arm
Night-time shoulder pain
What Does It Feel Like?
Patients with this condition commonly experience the following discomforts during daily activities.
Sharp pain during movement
Difficulty reaching overhead
Pain while sleeping on the affected side
Weakness while lifting objects
Shoulder feels unstable
Causes
Rotator cuff tear
Sports injuries
Shoulder dislocation
Labral tear
Frozen shoulder
Shoulder impingement
Degenerative joint conditions
Risk Factors
Cricket
Tennis
Swimming
Weightlifting
Repetitive overhead work
Previous shoulder injuries
Age-related degeneration
Diagnosis Process
Physical examination
MRI Scan
X-ray
Ultrasound
CT Scan (if required)
Diagnostic Arthroscopy
Treatment Options
Non-Surgical Treatment
Pain medications
Rest
Ice therapy
Physiotherapy
Activity modification
Steroid injections
Surgical Treatment
Shoulder arthroscopy is performed using a tiny camera and specialized instruments inserted through small incisions. The surgeon can repair torn tendons, stabilize the shoulder joint, remove inflamed tissue, repair labral tears, or treat cartilage damage with minimal surgical trauma.
Call NowRecovery Timeline
Recovery may vary depending on your condition and overall health, but most patients can expect the following timeline.
hospital Stay
Same Day
walking
Immediate
office Work
1–3 Weeks
driving
3–5 Weeks
sports
4–6 Months
Possible Complications
Infection
Bleeding
Shoulder stiffness
Persistent pain
Nerve injury (rare)
Recurrent instability
How to Prevent This Condition
Strengthen shoulder muscles
Warm up before sports
Use proper lifting techniques
Maintain good posture
Avoid repetitive shoulder strain
Treat shoulder injuries promptly
Treatment Information
| disease | Shoulder Joint Disorders |
| surgery | Shoulder Arthroscopy |
| duration | 1–2 Hours |
| anaesthesia | General |
| hospital Stay | Same Day |
| treated By | Orthopedic Shoulder & Arthroscopy Surgeon |
| success Rate | 95%+ |
| recovery Time | 3–6 Months |
₹1,20,000 – ₹3,50,000
The treatment cost may vary depending on multiple medical and hospital-related factors.
Cost Depends On
Procedure performed
Hospital
City
Severity of injury
Insurance coverage
Doctors Who Treat This Condition
Frequently Asked Questions
It is commonly used to treat rotator cuff tears, shoulder instability, labral tears, frozen shoulder, impingement syndrome, and cartilage injuries.
The surgery is performed under anesthesia. Mild discomfort after surgery is normal and improves with medication and physiotherapy.
The procedure usually takes between 1 and 2 hours depending on the complexity of the condition.
Most patients can safely return to sports after 4 to 6 months once rehabilitation is complete.
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