Many shoulder dislocation cases can be successfully treated with non-surgical methods, allowing patients to return to their daily lives and sports activities. However, in certain situations, surgical intervention may become necessary. Surgical treatment is considered a suitable option, especially for young patients, active athletes, individuals engaged in strenuous work, and those experiencing recurrent shoulder dislocations.
The main goal of shoulder dislocation surgery is to restore the stability of the shoulder joint while preserving the widest possible range of motion. For this purpose, repairs are performed on structures damaged during the dislocation. This repair may include mending a torn labrum and surrounding tissues.