OUTCOMES OF ARTHROSCOPIC STABILIZATION IN ANTERIOR SHOULDER INSTABILITY: A CLINICAL STUDY

Abstract

Background Anterior shoulder instability is a common condition, particularly among young 
and active individuals, often resulting from traumatic dislocations where the humeral head 
displaces anteriorly from the glenoid cavity. This instability not only affects shoulder 
function but also increases the risk of recurrent dislocations, long-term joint damage, and 
functional impairment. The shoulder's extensive range of motion comes at the cost of 
decreased intrinsic stability, making it susceptible to instability following traumatic events.