I had surgery for a torn labrum yesterday. Prior to the surgery, the doctor told me a repair as opposed to just removing the torn piece(s) was more common but that would be determined once inside my shoulder as the MRI doesn't show everything. I was also told although my longterm results should be very good, the reality was I would probably not be 100% as I was prior to the accident. After surgery, the doctor told my wife he just trimmed/cut out the torn piece(s) and didn't have to do any actual internal stiching or anchors. Does this mean I have a chance to get back to 100% or am I still likely to have possible range of motion and/or other issues? I am a soccer goalie so this is a concern. This is also a worker's comp issue so I'm wondering if it's likely I'll still be rated for some kind of PPD. I do plan on asking my doctor but I won't see him for 10 days and this is going to eat me up until then, I am hoping a trim without repair is a good thing. So, back to 100%? Likely? Unlikely? Thanks.