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Postoperative Care / Rehabilitation

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After surgery, you will be transported to the recovery room for close observation of your vital signs and circulation. You may remain in the recovery room for a few hours.

 

When you leave the hospital, your arm will be in a sling. The sling should be worn for the amount of time recommended by your physician


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Steps for rehabilitation following rotator cuff surgery and instability repair vary from physician to physician. To learn what activities will be involved in your own rehabilitation, consult your orthopedic specialist.

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