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1 Shoulder pain Dr Shrenik Shah

2 Overview Anatomy Clinico-patho-radio correlation How to manage day to day shoulder problems? Promising modality - RSWT

3 Anatomy 4 articulations 1.Sterno-clavicular 2.Acromio-clavicular 3.Humero-scapular 4.Thoraco-scapular

4 Rotator cuff

5 Subscapularis Supraspinatus Infraspinatus Teres minor

6 Range of motion Elevation-0-160* External rotation- 0-60* Internal rotation –thumb reaches upto spinous processes thoracic 6-8 Adduction – crossbody Abduction- 0-170* Flexion- 0-170* Extension- 0-30*

7 Impingement syndrome Pain on greater tuberosity impinges on to acromion Pain on overhead motion Sleeping on affected side Night pains

8 DIAGNOSIS History Clinical exam- tests –Hawkins –Neer –Jobe Xray Usg MRI

9 x-rays

10 Usg and MRI

11 Impingement etiology  rotator cuff tears overuse Outlet stenosis extrinsic instability extrinsic degeneration intrinsic

12 Supraspinatus tendinopathy

13 Rotator cuff tears

14 Etiology –Degenerative –Increasing incidence with age –Symptoms sometimes start with a trivial trauma –Should be diagnosed within 3 weeks –Treated early

15 Arthroscopy

16 Partial rotator cuff tear

17 Massive tear of rotator cuff

18 Xray

19 Glenohumeral arthritis

20 Shoulder arthroplasty

21 Frozen shoulder Adhesive capsulitis A specific entity Unknown etiology Women > men 40-60 years Risk factors –DM,x5 more –Thyroid diseases –Cervical disc disease

22 Stages of frozen shoulder 1. Freezing: pain ++  lose ROM 6 weeks to 9 months 2. Frozen: pain decreases but stiffness+ 4-6 months 3. Thawing: ROM slowly improves 6 months to 2 years

23 Treatment Drugs- analgesics and NSAIDs, etc Steroid injections Physical therapy Manipulation under anesthesia Arthroscopic release ESWT/ RSWT

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25 Pre ESWT

26 Post ESWT

27 CONCLUSION Shoulder needs both clinical evaluation and imaging to arrive at a diagnosis. Plan of treatment: early intervention can prevent unavoidable sequelae –Rotator cuff tear  arthroapathy –Small lesions  triggering adhesive capsulitis Noninvasive RSWT works in most patients –Reduces suffering to great extent –Decreases rehab time –Restores early motion

28 WWW.ESWTINDIA.COM


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