Shoulder Replacement Surgery in Nagpur
At Pahune's Bone & Specialty Clinic, we recognize the impact that shoulder pain can have on your daily life. Our mission is to provide advanced medical solutions that restore mobility and enhance your overall well-being. Conveniently located in the heart of Nagpur, we specialize in shoulder replacement surgery, employing the latest techniques and technologies to ensure a safe, effective, and compassionate experience for all our patients.




Why Choose Shoulder Replacement Surgery?
Shoulder replacement surgery is a life-altering procedure that can be a lifesaver for patients with bad shoulder conditions, such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or rotator cuff injuries. The surgery aims at making patients pain-free and functionally restorable with improved mobility. Here are a few reasons to consider shoulder replacement surgery:
Chronic Pain Management
If the shoulder pain hinders you severely and restricts your daily activities, then through shoulder replacement surgery, most of the painful symptoms may easily be eradicated, and you may return to your normal activities.
Restored Functionality
The surgery restores the range of motion and strength in your shoulder, and you can once again join your favourite activities in sports, lifting, or simply reaching.
Long-Term Results
Considering the advancements that have been made in shoulder replacement surgeries over the years, results are found to last for years regarding pain relief and functionality.
Types of Shoulder Replacement Surgery We Perform
At Pahune's Bone & Specialty Clinic, we offer various types of shoulder replacement surgeries tailored to meet the specific needs of our patients:
In this most common type of shoulder replacement surgery, both the humeral head (the ball of the joint) and the glenoid (the socket) are replaced with prosthetic components. This procedure is typically recommended for patients with severe arthritis or significant joint damage.
This innovative procedure involves reversing the positions of the ball and socket, allowing the deltoid muscle to compensate for damaged rotator cuff muscles. It is ideal for patients with rotator cuff tears who also have arthritis.
In cases where only one part of the shoulder joint is damaged, a partial shoulder replacement may be performed. This procedure preserves healthy bone and soft tissue, providing a quicker recovery and less postoperative pain.
If a previous shoulder replacement has failed due to complications like infection, instability, or wear and tear, revision surgery can help restore function and alleviate pain by replacing or repairing the existing prosthetic components
The Shoulder Replacement Procedure
This is a general overview of what you can expect when you undergo shoulder replacement surgery.

Anesthesia
The entire procedure will be conducted under general or regional anaesthesia, so you won’t feel anything happening.
Surgery
Your surgeon will remove the damaged parts of your shoulder joint. Where the joint itself is faulty, another substitute joint made of metals, plastics, or ceramics will replace this faulty area in your body.


Recovery
After surgery, you will be taken care of in our recovery area where our staff will be providing post-operative care and rehabilitation, including having to receive physical therapy to recover strength and mobility.
Schedule a Consultation Today!
If you are struggling with shoulder pain and considering shoulder replacement surgery, we invite you to schedule a consultation at Pahune's Bone & Specialty Clinic. Together, we can assess your condition and determine the best course of action to help you regain your mobility and improve your quality of life. Your journey to a pain-free, active life begins with us!
FAQ
Most patients will spend at least one night in the hospital for monitoring, but the exact duration will depend on your recovery and the surgeon's recommendation.
You may need to wait a few weeks before driving, especially if your surgery was on your dominant side. Your doctor will provide guidance based on your recovery progress.
It’s helpful to create a safe and comfortable environment by removing tripping hazards, arranging essential items within reach, and preparing meals in advance to ease your recovery process.
Signs of a properly functioning implant include improved range of motion, decreased pain during activities, and the ability to engage in daily tasks with greater ease.