2006
DOI: 10.1097/01.jsa.0000212328.25345.de
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Treating the Initial Anterior Shoulder Dislocation—An Evidence-based Medicine Approach

Abstract: This manuscript presents the best available evidence to answer questions regarding the treatment of the patient with an initial anterior shoulder dislocation. The highest levels of evidence available offer the following conclusions: (1) of the many methods to reduce the dislocated shoulder, little data exist to identify the best method. Recommendations are based on low levels of evidence (levels 4 and 5). (2) Premedication with intra-articular lidocaine has fewer complications and requires a shorter time in th… Show more

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“…In a systematic review of the literature, Kuhn 17 was unable to find any hard evidence to support any one programme of remobilisation. There is level 4 case series and level 5 expert opinion to suggest that a return to sport is permissible when range of motion and strength are near normal but recurrence is likely.…”
Section: Return To Sportmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In a systematic review of the literature, Kuhn 17 was unable to find any hard evidence to support any one programme of remobilisation. There is level 4 case series and level 5 expert opinion to suggest that a return to sport is permissible when range of motion and strength are near normal but recurrence is likely.…”
Section: Return To Sportmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Success of any one technique is likely to be dependent on the familiarity of the surgeon and the choice of analgesia. 17 Ideally, all dislocated joints would be reduced under general anaesthetic with adequate analgesia and muscle relaxation. In practise, most units attempt initial reduction in the accident and emergency department.…”
Section: Reducing the Dislocated Joint: Analgesia And Sedation In Thementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kuhn reported that patients who were premedicated with intra-articular lidocaine had fewer complications and required a shorter time in the emergency department, as compared to patients who were premedicated with intravenous sedation, which usually requires a longer observation time in the emergency department. (17) Notably, there was no significant difference in the success of reduction of the glenohumeral joint with either type of premedication. (17) Some studies assessed the length and position of post-reduction immobilisation.…”
Section: Conservative Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4,5 Einnig er haegt að gefa deyfingu í axlarliðinn en sýnt hefur verið fram á styttri meðferðartíma sjúklings á bráðamóttökunni og faerri fylgikvilla miðað við slaevingu og gjöf verkjalyfja í aeð. 6,7,8 Árið 2003 birti Neil Cunningham bráðalaeknir grein um nýja að-ferð við réttingu axlarliðhlaupa, kennda við hann sjálfan. Aðferðin byggir á þeirri kenningu að öxlin haldist í óeðlilegri stöðu eftir liðhlaup vegna kröftugs samdráttar í lengri sin tvíhöfðavöðvans.…”
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