Archive · 18 Dec 2025
Kabaddi Player Recovers After Shoulder Surgery
Nagindra Kura, a 25-year-old kabaddi player from Maharashtra, had a lot of shoulder problems for six years.
She kept getting her shoulder out of place, which made it hard for her to play and even do daily things.
Doctors found that she had lost some bone in her shoulder, so they did a special surgery to fix it.
After the surgery, she had to do a lot of physical therapy to get better.
Now, she is back to playing kabaddi and has even participated in important trials for the state team.
Doctors say that shoulder problems are common in young people who play sports, but with the right care and exercises, they can be prevented.
Nagindra Kura, a 25-year-old Maharashtra state-level kabaddi player, suffered multiple shoulder dislocations over six years.
She underwent a Mini-Open Latarjet procedure to stabilize her shoulder and prevent further dislocations.
Post-surgery, she successfully participated in selection trials for district and state-level kabaddi associations.
Doctors identified 20% bone loss in her shoulder socket, making standard ligament repair unsuitable.
Following structured rehabilitation, she resumed full-scale practice and matches within six months.
- Who
- Nagindra Kura, a 25-year-old Maharashtra state-level kabaddi player
- What
- Underwent a Mini-Open Latarjet procedure to stabilize her shoulder and prevent further dislocations
- When
- Surgery in March 2024, recovery within 6 months
- Where
- Sahyadri Hospitals, Maharashtra
- Why
- To address multiple shoulder dislocations and bone loss, allowing her to return to competitive kabaddi
- Player Name
- Nagindra Kura
- Age
- 25
- Sport
- Kabaddi
- Injury Duration
- 6 years
- Procedure
- Mini-Open Latarjet
- Recovery Time
- 6 months
- Bone Loss
- 20%
- Current Status
- Participating in state-level trials