SLAP repair in Nanded is an advanced arthroscopic procedure to treat superior labral anterior and posterior tears of the shoulder joint. SLAP tear surgery is often done to repair torn cartilage in the inner part of your shoulder joint called a SLAP tear, offering minimally invasive treatment options. Dr Sushil Rangdal performs these procedures using state-of-the-art robotic orthopedic techniques.
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A step-by-step look at what happens during this procedure.
General anesthesia and nerve block are administered for pain control during and after the procedure
Small incisions are made around the shoulder to insert the arthroscope and surgical instruments
The arthroscope allows visualization of the torn labrum and assessment of the extent of damage
Damaged tissue is debrided and the bone surface is prepared for anchor placement
Suture anchors are used to reattach the torn labrum to its normal anatomical position on the glenoid
A structured, patient-first approach from first consultation to full recovery.
Dr Sushil Rangdal conducts thorough imaging review and surgical planning using advanced robotic technology
Utilizes cutting-edge robotic systems for enhanced precision during arthroscopic visualization and repair
Dr Rangdal employs advanced arthroscopic techniques to minimize tissue damage and optimize healing
Develops personalized rehabilitation protocols combining physical therapy with robotic-assisted monitoring
What to expect at each stage of your recovery journey.
Arm immobilized in sling for 3-4 weeks with ice application and pain management medications
Gentle pendulum exercises and passive range of motion under physiotherapy guidance
Gradual introduction of active exercises and rotator cuff strengthening after 10-12 weeks
Significant reduction in shoulder pain and improved comfort during daily activities
Enhanced shoulder joint stability and reduced episodes of subluxation or catching
Return to overhead activities and sports participation with restored range of motion
Durable repair with excellent long-term outcomes for most patients
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