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ACJ Reconstruction: Advanced Surgical Solutions for Shoulder Stability

Explore the causes, symptoms, and surgical treatment of acromioclavicular joint injuries with this comprehensive presentation on ACJ Reconstruction. Designed to educate patients and professionals, these slides outline when surgery is needed, what the procedure involves, and what recovery looks like. Led by Mr. Jagwant Singh, a fellowship-trained shoulder and elbow specialist, this presentation highlights expert care for restoring pain-free movement and shoulder strength through minimally invasive techniques. https://shoulderelbow.co.uk/treatments/acj-reconstruction/

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ACJ Reconstruction: Advanced Surgical Solutions for Shoulder Stability

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  1. ACJ Reconstruction: Restoring Shoulder Stability and Function Understanding Acromioclavicular Joint Surgery Presented by: Mr. Jagwant Singh – Shoulder & Upper Limb Specialist

  2. The AC joint links clavicle (collarbone) to acromion (shoulder blade). Enables shoulder flexibility and overhead arm movement. Commonly injured during sports activities and falls. Maintained by AC and coracoclavicular (CC) ligaments. What is the AC Joint? Connection Function Injury Risk Stabilization

  3. Blow to shoulder common in contact sports. Landing on an outstretched arm causes injury. Motor vehicle crashes exert force on shoulder. Rockwood classification categorizes injury severity from I to VI. Common Causes of ACJ Injury Direct Impact Falls Traffic Accidents Classification

  4. Palpation for tenderness and deformity • Cross-body adduction test evaluation • X-rays with stress views for joint evaluation • MRI to assess ligament damage and other injuries Rockwood system helps guide treatment choice. Diagnosis of ACJ Injuries Physical Exam Imaging Classification Use

  5. Type I and II usually treated without surgery. Use ice, NSAIDs, and modify activities. Exercises improve range of motion and strength. Gradual progression as symptoms allow recovery. Non-Surgical Treatment Options Injury Types Pain Control Physical Therapy Return to Activity

  6. For Rockwood Types III-VI or failed conservative care. Restore shoulder stability, reduce pain, improve function. Arthroscopic or open surgery options available. Autograft (hamstring) or allograft used for reconstruction. Surgical Treatment: ACJ Reconstruction Indications Objectives Techniques Graft Choices

  7. Sling support for 4 to 6 weeks post-surgery. Begin early gentle exercises, avoid aggressive movement. Focus on rotator cuff and scapular stabilizer muscles. Typically 6-9 months based on recovery progress. Rehabilitation After ACJ Reconstruction Immobilization Range of Motion Strengthening Return to Sport 1 2 3 4

  8. High rates in restoring shoulder stability and function. • Infection • Joint stiffness • Hardware failure Some cases require further surgical intervention. Generally high with proper management and rehab. Outcomes and Potential Complications Success Rates Complications Revision Patient Satisfaction

  9. Contact Dr. Jagwant Singh 📍 Locations: London, United Kingdom 🌐 Website: https://shoulderelbow.co.uk/ 📧 Email: enquiry@shoulderelbow.co.uk

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