What does the MRI report suggest regarding the shoulder problem?

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I have reviewed your MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) films (attachments removed to protect the patient's identity). There is a Bankart lesion (Perthes variant) with a Hillsach lesion in the humeral head. The only correction is that the lesion is usually between the 3 to 6 o'clock position. Is there any history of shoulder dislocation, subluxation, etc in this shoulder or the other shoulder? The question of whether you need surgery depends on the episodes of dislocation, your age at first dislocation, your work requirements, your ability to take time off for rehabilitation, your response to muscle strengthening rehabilitation protocol etc. Yes, the surgery can certainly be delayed and you can undergo rehabilitation first to see if that suits your requirement and is there is no instability and your requirements are limited then surgery can be avoided in the short term.

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You need to see a physiotherapist to strengthen the subscapularis, and shoulder setting exercises. There is no cure for this problem as you think. There are activity modifications that you need to do.

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It is not like that, not everyone needs surgery and physiotherapy will help some people but not all. Physiotherapy is required even if you choose surgery or not.

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You can take physiotherapy sessions in between your training.

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You can consult your nearby physiotherapists and take treatment.

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You can consult an orthopedic surgeon and after that, you can consult a physiotherapist.

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