Nerve Injury and Infection After Shoulder Arthroscopy

Introduction: Shoulder arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to diagnose and treat various shoulder conditions.

Background: Despite its benefits, shoulder arthroscopy can lead to complications affecting patient recovery.

Study Objective: To retrospectively evaluate complications associated with shoulder arthroscopy.

Nerve Injuries: Assess the occurrence and types of nerve injuries following shoulder arthroscopic procedures.

Postoperative Infections: Evaluate infection rates and associated clinical presentations after surgery.

Risk Factors: Identify patient-related and surgical factors contributing to complications.

Clinical Outcomes: Examine the impact of complications on recovery, rehabilitation, and functional outcomes.

Preventive Strategies: Highlight measures to reduce nerve injuries and postoperative infections.

Conclusion: Early recognition and prevention of complications can improve patient safety and surgical outcomes.