Rotator cuff repair surgery
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What is Rotator Cuff Repair Surgery?
When is Rotator Cuff Surgery Needed?
Your doctor may recommend surgery if:
👉 You have a large or complete rotator cuff tear
👉 Shoulder pain persists despite medication, rest, or physiotherapy
👉 Weakness or difficulty lifting and rotating the arm
👉 You want to return to sports or physical work
👉 The tear was caused by an acute injury or trauma
How is Rotator Cuff Repair Done?
✅ Arthroscopic (Keyhole) Repair:
Performed through small incisions using a camera and instruments
Torn tendons are reattached to the bone using anchors and sutures
✅ Mini-Open or Open Repair:
Used in larger or complex tears
May combine keyhole and open techniques
Benefits of Rotator Cuff Repair Surgery
✅ Long-term pain relief
✅ Restores shoulder strength and stability
✅ Improves arm movement and function
✅ Minimally invasive options with faster recovery
Recovery After Rotator Cuff Surgery
Hospital stay: Same day or 1 night
Sling support: Worn for 4-6 weeks
Physiotherapy: Begins early for safe movement and strength recovery
Return to sports or heavy work: Typically 4-6 months