Limited movement
Even the simplest shoulder and arm movements can become very difficult and cause pain.
Swelling
Swelling is the body's natural reaction to injury, which is the most common cause of pain.
Pain
The pain can vary according to the severity of the injury, it can be moderate or even a sharp pain.
Creaking and stiffness
You may notice cracking, popping or "popping" sounds when making shoulder movements.
The tendons in the cuff area may tear. It may only be mildly irritated, but in other cases, a complete tear may occur.
There are a variety of reasons why the cuff tendon may tear, but the most common are from injury, overuse or natural wear and tear.
There are currently two treatment options: non-surgical treatment, which includes physical therapy or other treatments, and surgical treatment, with different types of surgery.
A small camera is used which is introduced through a small cut.
A larger opening is made and the lesion is repaired with common instruments.
An arthroscope is used first, followed by other surgical instruments.
Inflammation of the tendon (bursitis or tendinitis)
Instability
Osteoarthritis
Tendon tear
Fracture (broken bone)
Rotator cuff injury
Today, the vast majority of these injuries are caused by sports accidents, affecting young people, and if they are not properly treated, they produce a serious disability in the medium and long term.
Management options
Shoulder surgery has advanced gigantically in our country, having nowadays innumerable management options for each and every one of the diseases that afflict it. However, the most fundamental part to get to it, is that you have an attention by a specialist in shoulder surgery.
Minimal invasion
More than 90% of the surgeries are minimally invasive with fabulous results in the short term, accompanied by a good physical rehabilitation and medical guidance, the patient returns to his daily activities in a short time.