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Evaluation and Treatment of Rotator Cuff Disorders

William Paterson, MDOctober 7, 2017

Anatomy

DifferentialDiagnosis

Patientage Mechanismofinjury

Acuteorchronic Locationofthepain Associatedsymptoms

Swelling/bruising/deformity Numbness/tingling Popping Feelingsofinstability

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LocationofPainOnefinger,onespot

Anterior Biceps,labrum,glenohumeral joint,subscapularis,coracoid,ACjoint,

nerve

Posterior Labrum,supraspinatus/infraspinatus,scapuladyskinesia,nerve

Lateral Supraspinatus/infraspinatus,capsulitis,nerve

Vague Scapuladyskinesia,nerve

Radiatestohand Nerve,biceps,labrum

Inspection

Abrasions,edema,ecchymosis

Deformity Scapulapositioning Men:shirtoff Women:tubetopexamgown

Palpation Codmanspoint supraspinatus

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Palpation Biceps

Palpation Glenohumeral joint

Palpation Coracoid

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Palpation Acromioclavicular joint

RangeofMotion

Elevation/Flexion

RangeofMotion Externalrotation

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RangeofMotion

Internalrotation

Strength Supraspinatus about30degreeselevation

Strength Infraspinatus nearmaximumexternalrotation

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Strength Subscapularis

Stability Anterior

Stability Posterior

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Stability Inferior

Neer ImpingementSign

Speeds

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SLAPrehension

FullExam

Anatomy

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RotatorCuffTears:FactorsInvolved Intrinsic tocufftendon Avascularity Aging Overuse questionable Steroids Smoking riskfortearprogression1 Hypercholesterolemia2

Extrinsic Acromialmorphology Acromioclavicularjointosteophytes usuallytoomedialtodamagecuff Scapulohumeralkinematics,scapularlag Inflammatoryprocesses

Acromialspurcausescufftear 1986Bigliani classification

However,only42%ofTypeIIIacromions hadcufftear3

17%pts3%oftears

43%pts24%oftears

40%pts73%oftears

Cufftearcausesbonespur Neer 19724:acromialspuriscommonlylocatedintheCAligament,andmaybecausedbytractionresultingfromsuperiormigrationofthehumeralheadinacuffdeficientshoulder

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TendonVascularity

Codmanscriticalzone

Relativehypovascularity ofdeepcomparedtosuperficialsupraspinatusinsertion

RothmanandParke5

CriticalShoulderAngle6

Glenohumeralosteoarthritis:282

Rotatorcufftear:Supraspinatus:363

SupraandInfra:403.5

Noarthritisorrotatorcufftear:343

CriticalShoulderAngle7

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Steroids 2009Mikolyzk etal.10

Afterone week:decreasesinmaxload(27%),maxstress(25%)andstiffness(32%)inratinfraspinatustendonexposedtosubacromial methylprednisolone Nodifferenceat

threeorfiveweeks

Incidence 2006Yamaguchietal.13 588patientshadbilateralUSforunilateralshoulderpain

Avg ageof376ptswithanycufftear62.8yrs,65%onrightside

50%likelihoodofbilateraltearsatage66yrs Inptswithsymptomatic FTtear,56.3% chanceofPTorFTcontralateraltear

Inptswithnormaltendoninpainfulshoulder,2.3%chanceofPTorFTtear(5of217)incontralateralshoulder

Incidence

0(age4049)10%(age5059)20%(age6069)40.7%(age>70)

Partialthicknesstearsabouttwiceascommonasfullthicknesslesions Cadavers:1332%incidenceofpartialthicknesstears,719%fullthicknesstears11

2009Kimetal.12 237Asymptomatic patients.Avg59.6yr

Ultrasound:41(17.3%)hadcufftearinatleastoneshoulder

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Incidence

Korea:486asymptomatic volunteers14

Meanage53.1(2082) Fullthicknesstear:4.7%incidenceoverall 5059:3.5% 6069:13.3% >70:11.1% Increasedinpatientswithdiabetesandsmoking

TreatmentOptions

Conservative OTCmedicationsforpain Physicaltherapy

75%successfulforatraumaticrotatorcufftear15

Corticosteroidinjection Temporaryweakeningoftendon10 Increasedfailurerateandinfection1619 aftersurgery

Toradolinjection Maybesaferthancortisone?

Plateletrichplasmainjection Poordata Mayactuallyhelpforintratendinous partialtear20

RiskFactorsforRepairFailure21

Age Inflammatoryarthritis Sizeoftear FattyinfiltrationStage2orgreater22,23

Singlerowrepair Earlymotion(Lessthan3weekspostop)24

Other:smoking,diabetes,osteoporosis TendonLength

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CriticalShoulderAngle Cadaverstudy9:5mmlateralresectionoftheacromionpreservesthedeltoidattachmentanddecreasesCSAfrom34.32.1to31.51.7

FattyInfiltration22 isDifferentfromAtrophy25,26

PositivetangentNegativetangent

RepairMethod 2009Nho etal.27 single vsdoublerowreview

Equivalentclinicaloutcomes(notransosseous equivalent) Evidencetosupportimprovedtendonhealingwithdoublerowfixation

2009Krishnanetal.28 116pts,arthroscopictransosseous cuffrepair,avg 56yrs,f/u624mos 96%returnedtopremorbidactivitylevelby6months.

2010Penningtonetal.29 78singlerowvs54DRtransosseous equivalent Highpt satisfaction:SR95%,DR92% MRIat1228mos:DRbetterhealingratefortears2.5cmto3.5cm

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WhatIDo

Conservativetreatmentage>70,irreparabletear Toradol/cortisoneinjectionforpain,PT

Generallyrecommendsurgicalrepairtopatients

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ArthroscopicEvaluationSubacromial

Transosseous RotatorCuffRepairPreparethetendonandtuberosity

Transosseous RotatorCuffRepair

Tornier,Inc.Edina,MN

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Transosseous RotatorCuffRepairDrilltunnels

Transosseous RotatorCuffRepairShuttlesutures

Transosseous RotatorCuffRepairPassandtiesutures

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Rehab

Slingfor6weeks(smallertear),8weeks(largetear)

Week23:PassiveROM Week7:ActiveROM Week10:Painfreestrengthening

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