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Tears of the rotator cuff are a common entity. These tears frequently require surgical decompression and reconstruction. A number of options are available, depending on the quality of the tissues and one's ability to close the tear directly. Fortunately, in almost all cases direct closure of the cuff is possible after decompression. Early postoperative passive motion is useful in hastening recovery. Resistive exercises should be avoided early in the rehabilitation period.
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