Recurrent transient subluxation of the shoulder.

Rowe, Carter R.; Zarins, Bertram

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“…At follow-up a clinical examination and two different functional assessments (Constant score and Rowe score [5,14]) were performed. In addition the patients completed a questionnaire based on 100 points (Subjective Shoulder Rating System) and they were also asked about their satisfaction with the results of their treatment [8].…”

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Non-operative treatment of multidirectional shoulder instability

Kiss

Damrel

Mackie

et al. 2001

International Orthopaedics

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At an average follow-up of 3.7 years we assessed the results of non-operative treatment of 84 symptomatic shoulders in 59 patients with a diagnosis of multidirectional shoulder instability. Sixty-two shoulders had received no previous surgical treatment (group A) while 22 had failed to respond to surgical treatment before the rehabilitation programme (group B).Subjectively 11 of the non-operated shoulders (group A) were cured and 27 improved, 23 of the shoulders remained the same and one was worse at follow-up. According to the age and gender adjusted Constant score, 38 of the non-operated shoulders had either no disability or only mild disability, nine had moderate disability, while the remaining 15 had severe or total disability. These figures were far worse in group B. In group A only four shoulders required operation, while in group B seven required operation following rehabilitation.Patients who had had previous shoulder surgery, those with a work related injury and those with psychological problems were less likely to benefit from the rehabilitation programme.Résume Nous avons suivi pendant 3.7 ans 84 épaules chez 59 patients avec une instabilité multidirectionnelle traitée par un programme de rééducation. Soixante-deux épaules (groupe A) ne recevaient aucun traitement chirurgical, et 22 épaules (groupe B) ont eu un traitement chirurgical inefficace avant la rééducation. Dans le groupe A, 11 sont sans symptôme, 27 sont améliorés, 23 restent sans changement, et une est aggravé. Selon le score de Constant, 38 épaules n'avaient aucune insuffisance ou avaient des signes cliniques très modérés, neuf avaient des signes modérés et 15 avaient une instabilité sérieuse. Les résultats dans le groupe B ont été beaucoup plus mauvais. Dans groupe A quatre épaules et dans le groupe B sept épaules ont été opérées après la rééducation. Les patientes qui étaient traités chirurgicalement á cause d'un accident du travail ont fait leur programme de rééduca-tion avec moins de succès.

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Non-operative treatment of multidirectional shoulder instability

Kiss

Damrel

Mackie

et al. 2001

International Orthopaedics

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“…Exclusion criteria included pregnancy, torn rotator cuff or long head biceps tendons, ligamentous laxity based on positive Sulcus test 26 or a positive Apprehension test 27,28 , previous shoulder or neck surgery, hooked acromion, systemic illnesses, corticosteroid injection 3 months prior to evaluation, and physical therapy treatment 6 months prior to evaluation.…”

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Eccentric training for shoulder abductors improves pain, function and isokinetic performance in subjects with shoulder impingement syndrome: a case series

Camargo¹,

Ávila²,

Alburquerque‐Sendín³

et al. 2012

Rev. bras. fisioter.

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“…Group 111 consisted of 10 overhand athletes, median age 23 years who had no history of traumatic dislocation, but unilateral pain and a sensation of instability during overhead activity. All had a positive apprehension test at 90 degrees abduction (Rowe and Zarins 1981) and a positive draw test (Hawkins and Bokor 1990). Group IV consisted of 10 persons, median age 24 ( 1845) years, with atraumatic multidirectional instability due to generalized joint hyperlaxity.…”

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