Shoulder and elbow problems 2018 Flashcards

1
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Most common epidemiology of shoulder and elbow issues in teens/20s?

A

Fracture and instability

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Most common epidemiology of shoulder and elbow issues in 30s/40s?

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Rotator cuff and capsulitis

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Most common epidemiology of shoulder and elbow issues in 50s and 60s?

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Impingement and AC joint

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Most common epidemiology of shoulder and elbow issues in 7-s+?

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Degenerative rotator cuff and joint

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Epidemiology upper limb fractures?

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> Young high energy injuries

> Elderly osteoporotic injuries

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Which joint in the body has the most mobility?

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Shoulder joint

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7
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What is the issue with the shoulder joints high mobility?

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Stability sacrificed which increases the risk of traumatic shoulder dislocation

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Most common type of traumatic shoulder dislocation?

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> Anterior = 90%
Posterior = 9%
Inferior = 1%

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9
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Management of traumatic shoulder dislocation?

A

> Manipulation
Immobilisation
Physiotherapy
Surgery

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10
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What is subacromial impingement?

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Bigliani Definition (1991):
> Pain and dysfunction resulting from any pathology which decreases the volume of the subacromial space or increases the size of the contents
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Management of subacromial impingement?

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> Subacromial steroid injection
Physiotherapy
Arthroscopic subacromial decompression

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Epidemiology of a frozen shoulder?

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> Adhesive capsulitis
Primary (Idiopathic)
Secondary

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13
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Diagnosis of a frozen shoulder?

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> Clinical diagnosis

> Normal radiograph

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14
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Management of a frozen shoulder?

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> Early presentation - inject steroid

> Later - Surgery

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15
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The clinical progression of a frozen shoulder?

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1) Initially pain
2) Stiffness occurs
3) Thawing
4) Resolution around 18-24 months

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16
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Epidemiology of a rotator cuff tear?

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> Traumatic

> Degenerative

17
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Management of a rotator cuff tear?

A

> Acute (Traumatic) tear = Early surgery

> Chronic (degenerative) tear = Surgery if symptomatic

18
Q

What factors are considered in deciding whether to perform surgery in rotator cuff injury?

A

> Size
Time
Age

19
Q

Types of shoulder arthritis?

A

> Osteoarthritis
Inflammatory arthritis
Post-traumatic arthritis

20
Q

If there is loss of the rotator cuff integrity what is likely to occur?

A

Shoulder arthritis

21
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Most common epidemiology elbow issues in the young?

A

> Fractures and dislocations

> Cubital tunnel syndrome

22
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Most common epidemiology elbow issues in the middle age?

A

> Tendinopathies

> Cubital tunnel syndrome

23
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Most common epidemiology elbow issues in the elderly?

A

> Degenerative disease

> Cubital tunnel syndrome

24
Q

Which aspect of the elbow experiences pain in Golfer’s elbow?

A

The flexor aspect, inside of the forearm

25
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Which aspect of the elbow experiences pain in Tennis elbow?

A

The extensor aspect, the outside of the forearm