Shoulder · keyhole surgery

Representative example

A torn shoulder, repaired.

A tear in the muscles around the shoulder can be repaired through keyhole surgery, helping strength and reach return.

Hands lifting dumbbells from a rack, representing the strength and reach restored after a shoulder repair.

About this kind of case

What this involves.

The shoulder is held and moved by a cuff of muscles and tendons. When one tears, lifting the arm and reaching overhead can become weak and painful.

Where surgery is needed, the tear can often be repaired through keyhole surgery, reattaching the tendon with small instruments. A staged physiotherapy programme then rebuilds movement and strength.

Not every shoulder tear needs an operation — many improve with rest and physiotherapy. The right path is decided after assessment.

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