painful shoulder syndromes Flashcards
discuss intrinsic impingement syndrome
impingement from damage to rot cuff tendons - vascular change, overload and collagen degen
> 40 yo
discuss extrinsic impingement syndrome
mech compression of rot cuff against antero inferior 1/3 of acromion during arm elevation
anatomical or biomech factors that dec supra humeral space
discuss primary extrinsic impingement syndrome
anatomical or biomech factors
curved or hooked acromion (type 2-3)
altered orientation of clavicle and scap during movement - inc anterosup hum head translation if tight post GH
discuss secondary extrinsic impingement syndrome
hypermob - mech compression of suprahumeral tissues = inc translation of humeral head
discuss extrinsic internal impingement syndrome
post capsule tightness and scap kinematic alterations
supraspinatus tendinitis
painful arc during overhead reaching
60-120° abd
infraspinatus tendinitis
painful arc during overhead, forward or cross body motions
d/t deceleration or eccentric in throwing activites
pain upon palapation of post corner of acromion
bicipital tendinitis
swelling in long head of biceps tendon in bicipital groove
pain in palaption and speeds test
if ruptured or disloc = no more humeral depression during elevation hence impingement
burisitis
subdeltoid/subacromial
same as supraspinatus during acute phase
no more sx once inflammation is reduced
management for protection phase in painful shoulder syndromes
low intenstity CF massage. modalities and sling
mod of environement and pt educ about sx
PROM - AAROM - AROM and multiple angle setts
pendulum ex s weights
correct posture na mali
management for controlled motion phase in painful shoulder syndromes
pt educ about adherence and HEP
CF and friction massage
isoms to GH and scap, MWM
sntregnthen and train scapulothoracic muscles and rot cuff
close chain stab and msucle endurance
management for return to function phase in painful shoulder syndromes
inc duration for endurance
stab ex and plyo - OKC and CKC
specificity, eccentric and functional activities