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What is a Shoulder Dislocation?

The shoulder joint is a ball-and-socket joint that allows wide movement of the arm. Because of this mobility, it is also more prone to dislocation than other joints. A shoulder dislocation happens when the head of the humerus slips out of the shoulder socket, either partially (subluxation) or completely (dislocation). Prompt medical attention is necessary to prevent long-term damage to ligaments, tendons, or nerves around the shoulder.

The shoulder joint is a ball-and-socket joint that allows wide movement of the arm. Because of this mobility, it is also more prone to dislocation than other joints. A shoulder dislocation happens when the head of the humerus slips out of the shoulder socket, either partially (subluxation) or completely (dislocation). Prompt medical attention is necessary to prevent long-term damage to ligaments, tendons, or nerves around the shoulder.

causes

Traumatic causes:

  • Direct fall on the outstretched arm
  • Contact sports such as football, basketball, or wrestling
  • Road traffic accidents

Recurrent or chronic causes:

  • Loosened shoulder ligaments from previous dislocations
  • Congenital joint laxity or hypermobility
  • Weak shoulder muscles or rotator cuff injuries

Young athletes and individuals involved in physical activities are at higher risk of recurrent shoulder dislocation.

Patients with a dislocated shoulder may experience:

  • Sudden, intense shoulder pain after a fall or trauma
  • Visible deformity or bulge around the joint
  • Inability to move the arm normally
  • Swelling or bruising near the shoulder

Numbness or tingling sensation in the arm or hand

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Diagnosis of Shoulder Dislocation

At Pristyn Care Elantis, a detailed clinical evaluation is performed by orthopedic specialists to confirm the type and severity of the dislocation. Diagnostic tests may include:

  • Physical examination: Checking alignment, swelling, and range of motion.
  • X-rays: To identify dislocation direction (anterior, posterior, or inferior) and rule out fractures.
  • MRI or CT scan: To assess soft tissue injuries, labral tears, or cartilage damage around the joint.

At Pristyn Care Elantis, a detailed clinical evaluation is performed by orthopedic specialists to confirm the type and severity of the dislocation. Diagnostic tests may include:

  • Physical examination: Checking alignment, swelling, and range of motion.
  • X-rays: To identify dislocation direction (anterior, posterior, or inferior) and rule out fractures.
  • MRI or CT scan: To assess soft tissue injuries, labral tears, or cartilage damage around the joint.
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Treatment Options for Shoulder Dislocation

Treatment depends on the type of dislocation, patient’s age, activity level, and recurrence history. The primary goal is to reposition the joint, relieve pain, and restore shoulder stability.

1. Non-Surgical Treatment

  • Closed Reduction: The dislocated bone is gently manipulated back into its socket under anesthesia or sedation.
  • Immobilization: After reduction, the arm is placed in a sling for 2–4 weeks to allow healing.
  • Physiotherapy: Gradual exercises are started to strengthen shoulder muscles and prevent stiffness.
  • Medications: Anti-inflammatory drugs and pain relievers are prescribed for comfort during recovery.

2. Surgical Treatment

Surgery may be required in cases of:

  • Recurrent dislocation
  • Fracture associated with dislocation
  • Ligament or labral tear (Bankart lesion)

Arthroscopic Shoulder Stabilization is the preferred technique, performed through small incisions using a camera and instruments. The torn ligaments and capsule are repaired to restore shoulder stability. In some cases, open surgery may be recommended for complex or chronic dislocations.

Advantages of Arthroscopic Surgery:

  • Small incisions and minimal scarring
  • Early rehabilitation and faster recovery
  • Reduced risk of recurrence

Short hospital stay (often discharged the same day)

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Treatment depends on the type of dislocation, patient’s age, activity level, and recurrence history. The primary goal is to reposition the joint, relieve pain, and restore shoulder stability.

1. Non-Surgical Treatment

  • Closed Reduction: The dislocated bone is gently manipulated back into its socket under anesthesia or sedation.
  • Immobilization: After reduction, the arm is placed in a sling for 2–4 weeks to allow healing.
  • Physiotherapy: Gradual exercises are started to strengthen shoulder muscles and prevent stiffness.
  • Medications: Anti-inflammatory drugs and pain relievers are prescribed for comfort during recovery.

2. Surgical Treatment

Surgery may be required in cases of:

  • Recurrent dislocation
  • Fracture associated with dislocation
  • Ligament or labral tear (Bankart lesion)

Arthroscopic Shoulder Stabilization is the preferred technique, performed through small incisions using a camera and instruments. The torn ligaments and capsule are repaired to restore shoulder stability. In some cases, open surgery may be recommended for complex or chronic dislocations.

Advantages of Arthroscopic Surgery:

  • Small incisions and minimal scarring
  • Early rehabilitation and faster recovery
  • Reduced risk of recurrence

Short hospital stay (often discharged the same day)

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Recovery and Rehabilitation

Recovery time varies depending on the severity of the injury and treatment method.

  • Sling support is usually required for 2–4 weeks.
  • Physiotherapy begins after immobilization to restore motion and strength.
  • Most patients regain full shoulder function within 6–10 weeks.
  • Return to contact sports or heavy physical activity may take 3–4 months.

Following a structured rehabilitation plan is crucial to prevent recurrence.

Cost of Shoulder Dislocation Treatment in Delhi

Type of TreatmentApproximate Cost (₹)
Closed Reduction & Immobilization₹10,000 – ₹25,000
Arthroscopic Repair₹90,000 – ₹1,40,000
Open Surgical Stabilization₹1,20,000 – ₹1,70,000

Note: Costs may vary depending on the complexity of injury, hospital stay, surgeon’s experience, and insurance coverage. Cashless insurance and EMI options are available.

Why Choose Pristyn Care Elantis for Shoulder Dislocation Treatment?

  • Experienced orthopedic and sports medicine specialists
  • Advanced diagnostic imaging and arthroscopic facilities
  • Personalized rehabilitation programs supervised by physiotherapists
  • Comprehensive care – from diagnosis to recovery
  • Assistance with insurance and hospital coordination

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can a shoulder dislocation heal without treatment?

No. A dislocated shoulder must be repositioned by a medical professional to prevent nerve or ligament damage.

How soon can I move my arm after treatment?

Movement is gradually reintroduced after 2–3 weeks under physiotherapist guidance.

Will my shoulder dislocate again?

Recurrent dislocation is common if the ligaments remain loose or rehabilitation is incomplete. Arthroscopic stabilization greatly reduces recurrence.

Is surgery safe for recurrent shoulder dislocation?

Yes. Arthroscopic surgery is safe and effective, with high success rates and minimal complications.

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