Shoulder Flashcards

1
Q

What does GIRD stand for?

A

Glenohumeral internal rotation deficit

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2
Q

What is GIRD?

A

A loss of internal rotation of the abducted throwing shoulder of greater than 25dg as compared to the non-throwing shoulder

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3
Q

What is GIRD caused by?

A

Posterioinferior capsular contracture

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4
Q

How should GIRD be addressed?

A

Focused anterior/posterior capsular stretches

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5
Q

What is acceptable GIRD?

A

20dg IR deficit or 10dg less than the non-throwing arm.

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6
Q

What is a stretch that can accomplish capsular stretching for GIRD?

A

Sleeper stretch more on p. 178 wilkes

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7
Q

How long does it usually take to use the sleeper stretches to improve GIRD?

A

2 weeks

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8
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If sleeper stretches don’t work on GIRD, what is done?

A

A selective posterioinferior capsulotomy. This is usually done with a SLAP repair

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