Author of the answer : Dr Régis GuinandCatégorie : instabilité
However, an intervention does not guarantee the absence of this osteoarthritis but helps to slow down or reduce it.
Each episode of shoulder instability contributes to aggravating the destabilizing lesions of a shoulder, so each dislocation facilitates more and more the next …
In case of anterior dislocations (the head goes far forward) it is not exceptional (although rare) that the nerve of the arm (brachial plexus) are injured with a risk of motor paralysis or loss of sensitivity of a part
limb (hand, fingers).
However, an intervention does not guarantee the absence of this osteoarthritis but helps to slow down or reduce it.
