The rotator cuff consists of several muscles and tendons that help stabilize the shoulder and allow movements such as lifting and rotating the arm. Rotator cuff tears may develop due to sports injuries, falls, repetitive overhead activities, or age-related tendon degeneration.
Treatment depends on the size and severity of the tear. Selected patients may benefit from physiotherapy and conservative treatments, while significant tears may require surgical repair using arthroscopic or open techniques.
Physical therapy and medication for small or partial tears.
Minimally invasive repair with small incisions and quicker recovery.
Traditional surgical approach for large or complex tears.
Return of shoulder strength and stability.
Significant reduction in shoulder pain and discomfort.
Structured therapy for optimal functional recovery.
Expert shoulder surgeons with extensive experience.
MRI and ultrasound for precise tear assessment.
Arthroscopic repair when clinically appropriate.
Customized approach based on tear type and severity.
Evidence-based therapy protocols for optimal outcomes.
Fast return to normal activities with proper care.
Our expert surgeons will help you regain full shoulder function and mobility.