Shoulder problems Flashcards

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What is subacromial impingement?

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Pain and dysfunction resulting from any pathology that decreases the size of the subacromial space or increases the size of its contents

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How common is subacromial impingement?

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Very

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3
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What can cause subacromial impingement?

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Bony outgrowth
Inflammation of subacromial bursa
Inflammation of supraspinatus

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What is the presentation of subacromial impingement?

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Painful arc

Weakness and stiffness

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What is the management of subacromial impingement?

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Subacromial steroid injection
Physio
Arthroscopic sibacromial decompression

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What is adhesive capsulitis?

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Frozen shoulder

Chronic but self limiting condition causing fibrosis and severe limitation in active and passive movement of shoulder

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What ar the causes of adhesive capsulitis?

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Primary= idiopathic
Secondary= contributing factors e.g. DM, trauma, previous surgery, thyroid dysfunction
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What is the presentation of adhesive capsulitis?

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Pain, esp on coracoid process
Progressive reduction in ROM
Stiffness
“Thaws” by 18 months

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9
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How is adhesive capsulitis diagnosed?

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Clinically

XR to rule out other causes

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What is the management of adhesive capsulitis?

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Analgesia, physio
Steroid injection
Surgery

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What are the causes of rotator cuff tears?

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Traumatic

Degenerative

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12
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What are the muscles of the rotator cuff?

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Supraspinatus
Infraspinatus
Subscapularis
Teres minor

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What is the presentation of rotator cuff tears?

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Shoulder pain and weakness

Loss of active ROM

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What is the management of rotator cuff tears?

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Acute= early surgery
Chronic= analgesia and physio, steroid injection, surgery if not settling
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15
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What are the types of shoulder dislocation?

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Anterior= more common
Posterior= associated with seizures and electric shocks
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16
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What is the presentation of shoulder dislocation?

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Pain
Squared off appearance
VERY common

17
Q

What investigation is done for shoulder dislocation?

18
Q

What is the management of shoulder dislocation?

A

Reduction and immobilisation
Surgery
Physio

19
Q

What are some complications of shoulder dislocation?

A

Neurovascular injury- esp axillary nerve injury
Redislocation
Rotator cuff tear
Associated fracture

20
Q

What causes AC separation?

A

Direct fall onto or blow to shoulder

21
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What is the presentation of AC separation?

22
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What is the management of AC separation?

A

Sling
Physio
Surgery

23
Q

What is a complication of AC separation?

A

Persistent instability and pain

24
Q

What are the types of biceps tendon rupture?

A

Long head of biceps rupture

Distal tendon rupture= rare

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Who is long head of biceps rupture seen in?
>50s | Can occur with minimal trauma in older patients
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What is the presentation pf long head of biceps rupture?
Popeye sign Elbow flexion remains good Weakness in supination
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What is the management of long head of biceps rupture?
Consevative | Surgery cosmetic only
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What is the presentation and management of distal biceps tendon rupture?
Seen in weightlifting | Urgent surgery