I'm going to be out of action w.e.f. tomorrow.
I'm going into hospital for shoulder surgery and I'll be 'left hand only' when I come out.
Doug knows exactly the procedure I'm having done and I'm sure he'll enlighten the nosier members amongst you.
Been there and done that Sy... I had the luxury of an awesome group of PT's and an extremely supportive girlfriend. The surgery is the easy part; it's the months and months of rehab that are the kicker. Good Luck!!!
Nice website - its always interesting to see these modern surgical techniques. I would say it was reasonably non-invasive right up to the bit where they start drilling holes in the bone
Good luck and a speedy recovery.
It takes 43 muscles to frown and 17 to smile, but it doesn't take any to sit on your arse with a blank look on your face.
Click on my WWW link for information on chips and ElanScan.
(The part of your web-link on my problem makes it sound like two years of hell - until you reach 'most patients diagnosed with a 'frozen shoulder' do not actually have Adhesive Capsulitis.....'
That cheered me up quite a bit; and of course hearing about someone worse off than you always helps)
Good luck Sy, I hope the knife-man can work as smoothly as the web illustration suggests is possible.
I,m also awaiting diagnosis of a shoulder problem dating from my skiing trip in April so I sympathise with you for the inconvenience and pain.
Keep us posted on progress and since your clinic is also my local clinic, I shall be hoping for a frank assessment of the skill with which the proceedure is accomplished.
Best wishes.