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Frozen Shoulder, Endoscopy, Ligament Surgery & Sports Injuries | Orthopedic Surgeon Explains

Join our Orthopedic Specialist as he answers some of the most common questions patients ask about frozen shoulder, ligament reconstruction, and endoscopic surgeries. In this video, you’ll learn: ✅ Surgical management for Frozen Shoulder ✅ How to differentiate between Muscle Tear and Frozen Shoulder ✅ What it means if you can lift your arm with the other hand ✅ Special advice for Marathon Runners ✅ What to do during a Sudden Sports Injury ✅ Benefits of Endoscopic Surgery for elbow and other joints ✅ Can Revision Surgeries be done through Endoscopy? ✅ Is there any Age Limit for Endoscopy? ✅ Can we Re-install Ligaments in infected patients? ✅ Are there Surgical Benefits of fitting screws? ✅ Can you Transplant Ligament in obese patients? ✅ Counselling for Obese & Hyperlaxity Patients ✅ Is it safe to use a Ligament from the Same Patient? 🎯 A must-watch for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone considering orthopedic or sports injury surgery. Instagram / dr.rishisanghavi Facebook / dr.rishisanghavi 📞 +91 91041 42796 00:00 Intro 00:30 Surgical management for frozen shoulder 01:44 How can we differentiate between muscle tear and frozen shoulder? 04:25 Patient asks me that they can lift their shoulder with other hand, so what is that? 05:22 Special advise for marathon runners 07:00 What to do during sudden sports injury? 09:35 If you notice any red flags or injuries while running, consult a sports medicine surgeon immediately. 10:35 Benefits of endoscopic surgery in elbow and other joints like that 12:30 Can revision surgeries be done with endoscopy? 13:57 Is there any age limit for endoscopy? 15:35 Can revision surgeries be done with endoscopy? 16:15 Is there any surgical benefits in fitting screws? 18:18 Can you transplant ligament of a morbidly obese patient? 18:50 Counselling for obese and highly lexID patient 20:28 Is there any harm in installing ligament from the same patient of the ongoing surgery?