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Technical Advantages
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Equipment Advantages
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Treatment Cases
Technical Advantages
HeYou Sports Medicine Department specializes in using arthroscopic minimally invasive techniques to treat rotator cuff injuries
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Precise Diagnosis and RepairPrecise localization of the injury site under 4K high-definition arthroscopic visualization, enabling millimeter-level repair
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Ultra-Minimally Invasive OperationOnly four 5mm keyhole incisions are required, maximizing soft tissue protection
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Rapid RecoveryCombined with a personalized rehabilitation plan, patients can ambulate the day after surgery
Equipment Advantages
Introducing the world-leading Arthrex 4K Arthroscopy System
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Ultra-high-definition imaging provides a 20x magnified field of view with no blind spots during surgery
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Intelligent fluid management system maintains the optimal operating environment within the joint cavity
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Ergonomically designed precision instruments support complex arthroscopic suturing
Clinical Cases
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Unable to lift the arm, difficulty reaching overhead, pain that makes life unbearable... This "shoulder" ordeal cannot be ignored!
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Patient Profile
35 years old / Male (Brazilian nationality)
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Chief Complaints
Persistent right shoulder pain for 1 year, awakened by pain at night for 2 months;
Unable to raise the arm or reach behind the back, all fitness activities completely ceased.
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Treatment Process
Arthroscopic exploration confirmed a full-thickness tear of the supraspinatus tendon;
Suture anchor with tension band technique was implanted to reconstruct the tendon footprint;
Surgery duration was 1 hour, with only four 5mm micro-incisions.
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Technical Highlights
Precise Differential Diagnosis: Through the Job test and Hug-up test combined with MRI, a rotator cuff injury was confirmed rather than frozen shoulder.
4K Arthroscopic Minimally Invasive Repair: Precise suturing of the torn tendon under high-definition arthroscopic visualization, with blood loss <10ml.
Accelerated Rehabilitation Protocol: Shoulder joint functional training initiated 24 hours postoperatively.
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Therapeutic Outcomes
Pain resolved on the day of surgery, with rehabilitation training starting within 24 hours;
Discharged after 3 days, with 90% recovery of joint range of motion at the 1-month follow-up;
Gradual return to fitness training possible 3 months post-surgery.
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