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Shoulder Instability: Condition of Shoulder Dislocation | Dr. Grant Garcia

Dr. Garcia's recording details various aspects of shoulder instability, highlighting how shoulder joint injuries can result in shoulder instability due to the loosening or tearing of soft tissues, such as the labrum or the capsule, leading to dislocations. He identifies two types of instability: one resulting from acute injury and the other being multidirectional instability due to inherent looseness. While initial dislocation should prompt a visit to an orthopedic surgeon, more recurrent dislocations require specialist intervention. Depending on the specifics of a patient's instability, examinations and diagnostic measures like X-rays and MRIs are used to plan treatment, which initially favors non-operative methods like physical therapy and bracing. If non-operative methods prove inadequate, various surgical procedures, ranging from arthroscopic labrum repairs to bony procedures using the patient's own bone or cadaver ankle bone, can be employed to rectify the issue. #shoulderpain #shouldersurgeon #shoulderinjury #orthopedicsurgeon