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Department of Shoulder and Sports Injury
KIMS ALSHIFA hospital. Pernitamanna
Malappuram, Kerala 679322

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Meet Dr. Khaleel

Dedicated Consultant for Knee, Shoulder & Sports Medicine

Dr. Abdulla Khaleel P, an esteemed Arthroscopic and Sports Injury Surgeon, brings 15 years of extensive experience to his practice. He is recognized both nationally and internationally for his expertise in diagnosing and treating a wide range of conditions, from simple to complex, affecting the knee, shoulder, ankle, and other joints. Dr. Khaleel is particularly noted for his work with elite athletes and professional sports players, helping them achieve optimal recovery and return to peak performance.

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Frequently Questions

Shoulder joint is one of the most complex and mobile joints in the human body. It requires highly specialised knowledge and skills for effective diagnosis , treatment and rehabilitation. The shoulder can suffer from a wide variety of conditions including rotator cuff tears, dislocations , frozen shoulder, arthritis etc.. each of these requires a different treatment approaches.
Advanced treatment like shoulder arthroscopic surgeries , shoulder replacements and complex reconstruction are often required for Shoulder problems. A specialised department well equipped with latest tools , techniques and expertise are required to perform these procedures.
Shoulder pathologies requires a focused approach of care ensuring that patients receive the most appropriate and effective treatment for their specific shoulder issues.

One of the 2 main reasons for painful shoulder is either frozen shoulder or due to rotator cuff problems.
Both these conditions are so painful that we cant sleep at night . frozen shoulder requires mobilization , nsaids , physiotherapy and strict diabetic control . where as rotator cuff require either a physio nor a proper arthroscopic surgeries for proper rehabilitation

Rotator cuff tears usually occurs to people more than 50 years of age. Many of this patients gets better with proper shoulder rehabilitation. Some of this people will have persisting pain even after proper physio and most of them cannot sleep at night. These patients gets significantly better with arthroscopic rotator cuff repair and will be pain free after rehabilitation. Arthroscopic surgeries now have advanced anaesthetic techniques which is safe compared to a decade before.

Not all shoulder arthritis patients requires shoulder replacement surgeries. All early stages of arthritis requires only medical management. If it progress we can try PRP injections or Hyaluronic acid injections. many of the times it get better with arthroscopic debridement of its osteophytes and loose bodies. Still if the patient has too much of pain and cannot bear it arthroplasty is the best option.

Shoulder dislocation is usually a recurring problem and often a concern for an active person. Recurrent dislocation shoulder is a career threatening injury for sports personal. Usually first time dislocation is treated with exercises and shoulder strengthening . If it recurs patients will undergo MRI and CT scan , if there is only soft tissue injury arthroscopic soft tissue surgeries like banakrts / remplissage are enough but there is more of a bone loss arthroscopic latarjet / arthroscopic bone block surgeries will be required .

Usually a patient is admitted on the same day of surgery and will be shifted to operation room at the time of surgery . After surgery patient is shifted to post operative ICU for 2-4 hrs for observation and then shifted to room. Next day patient will be discharged , so one day admission is only required for arthroscopic rotator cuff surgeries.

Of course yes , ACL reconstruction is done for active personal and the aim is to make the patient play back in the same competitive level. Usually after 4 months of rehab patient can start jogging and after 6 months patients can start running and can resume non contact sports and after 10 months patient can start contact sports like football. Only thing patient has to take care is the proper rehab as advised by our physiotherapist.

most of the Acl injuries will also have rotatory instability , with simple ACL reconstruction alone these rotatory instability are not taken care of. Anterolateral ligament or ALL has to be reconstructed with ACL reconstruction so that player feels confident to play back in same level of sports and to reduce retear of ACL reconstruction.

Meniscus is a crescent shaped rubbery structure in between thigh bone and shin bone. There are two menisci in each knee medial (inner side ) and lateral (outer side ) . They act like shock absorber and help in load distribution and joint congruity. So if you have a meniscus tear its wise to take treatment as early as possible as these torn part may not be able to repair on a later date.

Usually a patient is admitted on the same day of surgery and will be shifted to operation room at the time of surgery . After surgery patient is shifted to post operative ICU for 2-4 hrs for observation and then shifted to room. Next day patient will be discharged , so one day admission is only required for arthroscopic ACL reconstructions.

After one day of stay at hospital patient will be advised to do home rehabilitation exercises. All sedentary work can be started 2-3 days after surgery itself . patient will be free to do all routine activities 3 -4 weeks of time.