Reverse shoulder replacement surgery is a complex procedure performed on one of the most delicate structures in the body. One thing that patients should know is the importance of post-operative care after a shoulder replacement. It can even affect the overall outcome of the surgery. Post-operative care involves wound management to ensure optimal healing of
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Return to Daily Activities: Gradual Progression and Realistic Expectations
Patience is key when it comes to recovery following reverse shoulder replacement and returning to everyday activities. This major procedure can greatly improve the quality of life for those who have suffered from chronic shoulder pain and disability. However, recovery requires time and a gradual return to normal activities. Let’s discuss what you can expect during
Read MoreAdaptive Tools for Independent Living After Reverse Shoulder Replacement
Reverse shoulder replacement surgery is a life-changing procedure for people with rotator cuff arthropathy, a massive rotator cuff tear, and those who have undergone a failed previous shoulder replacement. However, the road to recovery and regaining independence can be challenging, requiring physical therapy and adaptive tools designed to assist in the process. Let’s discuss reverse
Read MoreResuming Leisure Activities: Tips for Safely Enjoying Hobbies After Recovery
When recovering from an injury or surgery, especially reverse shoulder replacement surgery, listening to your body and taking things slowly is important. But at a certain point, you will likely be eager to resume your favorite leisure activities that bring joy and fulfillment to your life. After all, engaging in your favorite activities is crucial
Read MoreLife After Reverse Shoulder Replacement: What to Expect During Recovery
Traumatic injury, repetitive motion and the ravages of osteoarthritis can necessitate shoulder arthroplasty, or shoulder joint replacement. Reverse shoulder replacement surgery was developed to utilize healthy deltoid muscles for movement, rather than a damaged rotator cuff. It has helped thousands normalize strength and function. Here’s what to expect during recovery from this highly successful orthopedic
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