Subacromial Pain Syndrome PowerPoint PPT Presentations

This condition is an umbrella term and includes conditions as impingement, subacromial bursitis, calcific tendinitis, biceps tendinitis, cuff degeneration, rotator cuff tendinopathy and cuff tear. Specialized tests as Neer , Hawkins , Empty-can test have been shown to help the clinician evaluate the shoulder. Anatomy of the shoulder is also described for reference. Role of imaging as MRI , Ultrasound and X-Ray is cited to help the clinician order further investigations. Management and the role of physiotherapy are discussed- acute tear secondary to trauma should be referred urgently. Addressing each condition alone is beyond the scope of this review but a chart with further details is planned on A4Medicine

Treatment of “subacromial impingement syndrome” of the shoulder has changed drastically in the past decade. The anatomical explanation as “impingement” of the rotator cuff is not sufficient to cover the pathology. “Subacromial pain syndrome”, SAPS, describes the condition better. A working group formed from a number of Dutch specialist societies, joined by the Dutch Orthopedic Association, has produced a guideline based on the available scientific evidence. This resulted in a new outlook for the treatment of subacromial pain syndrome Visit here: https://www.a4medicine.co.uk/subacromial-pain-syndrome/

Shoulder pain is frequently caused by subacromial pain syndrome. Shoulder pain caused by SIS can be caused by a variety of things, including subacromial bursitis, rotator cuff tendinopathy, and partial- and full-thickness rotator cuff tears. Because of the interaction of disease in SIS, pinpointing and treating the aetiology of shoulder dysfunction can be difficult. The genesis of rotator cuff illness, for example, has long been discussed, and the reason is likely multifaceted, with external compression, age-related degeneration, trauma, and vascular impairment all playing a role

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Board Review ANSWER: C The combination of a painful arc and pain on use of the supraspinatus muscle indicates impingement syndrome, which is due to irritation of the ...

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... treatment Avoidance of offending activity Physiotherapy NSAIDS Corticosteroid injection Surgery : Subacromial decompression Impingement : Imaging Xrays : ...

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History & Physical Examination of the Shoulder Biceps Tendonosis Injury to long head of biceps tendon Typically an overuse injury Repetitive (overhead) lifting ...

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Encourage home exercises. Simple analgesia. Keep on with work and normal activities. ... Then ask em to lower arm slowly if it drops they have either a cuff tear or ...

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... shape of acromion Arthrogram MRI MSK Ultrasound MRI ROTATOR ... n ROM passive & active Impingement tests Instability tests neurovascular exam Shoulder ...

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4. A bulge in the anticubital fossa, signifying long head tendon rupture. Diagnosis ... 4. Swelling of the infraclavicular fossa or general fullness to the ...

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