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gleohumeral capsule: blends with mm of _____, ____ shoulder yet allows it to be _____
RTC, reinforces, mobile
adhesive capsulitis: inflamed _____ causing _____, leading to _____
GH capsule, fibrosis, restriction of motion
adhesive capsulitis risk factors:
_____
____ disease
_____
_____ yrs
diabetes, thyroid, women, 40-65
adhesive capsulitis MOI =
insidious
clinical presentation of adhesive capsulitis
pain that ____
restricted ___ in _____ pattern (___/___/___)
s/s persists at least ____
may have mid range ____
may have decreased ___ with ___/___/____
wakes you up, rom, capsular, ER, ABD, IR, 1 month, catching, strength, ER, IR, flexion
stages of adhesive capsulitis
stage 1, freezing stage, frozen stage, thawing stage
adhesive capsulitis - stage 1 (____-____)
sharp pain at ____
____ pain
____ rom
0-3 months, end rom, night, normal
adhesive capsulitis - stage 2 (____-____)
increased ____ because of increased ____
decreased ____
3-9 months, pain, inflammation, ROM
adhesive capsulitis - stage 3 (____-____)
____ persists
decreased ____, increased _____
decreased _____
9-15 months, pain, inflammation, fibrosis, ROM
adhesive capsulitis - stage 4 (____-____)
decreased ____
restricted ___ due to contracture
15-24 months, pain, ROM
adhesive capsulitis - high irritability - classification CPG
___/10 on VAS
_____ pain
pain before ____
AROM ____ PROM
____ score on disability OM
>7, constant, end ROM, less than, high
adhesive capsulitis - moderate irritability - classification CPG
___/10 on VAS
_____ pain
pain ____
AROM ____ PROM
____ score on disability OM
4-6, intermittent night, at end ROM, similar to, moderate
adhesive capsulitis - low irritability - classification CPG
___/10 on VAS
_____ pain
pain with ____
AROM ____ PROM
____ score on disability OM
<3, no night, overpressure PROM, equal, low
adhesive capsulitis - high irritability - treatment CPG
modalities: _____
grade ____ joint mobs
ther ex:
heat/e-stim, I-II, pain free AROM/PROM
adhesive capsulitis - moderate irritability - treatment CPG
modalities: _____
grade ____ joint mobs
ther ex:
neuro re-ed
heat/estim, III, arom and stretching
adhesive capsulitis - low irritability - treatment CPG
modalities: _____
grade ____ joint mobs
ther ex:
neruo re-ed
none, IV, stretching
joint mobs for adhesive capsulitis
GH inferior traction, GH A-P, GH inferior glide
surgical treatment of adhesive capsulitis
manipulation ___
send immediately to ____
do ____ after procedure
under anesthesia, PT, re-eval
GH osteoarthritis = degeneration of ____ on _____
cartilage, humeral head
GH osteoarthritis risk factors
_____
_____ yrs
PMHx ____ injury/___ tears
____ sports
occupational _____
women, 65+. shoulder, RTC, overhead, heavy lifting
GH osteoarthritis MOI =
insidious
clinical presentation of GH OA
pain with ____ activities (especially ___)
_____ pain that is ____
overhead, ER, night, positional
conservative treatment of GH OA
eduaction: ___, ____ injeciton
modalities: _____, _____
manual: _____
ther ex: ____, ____
NSAIDS, corticosteroid, heat, estim, STM, flexibility, strengthening
two types of surgical treatment of GH OA
total shoulder and reverse total shoulder arthroplasty
total shoulder arthroplasty: replacement of ____ and ____ resurfacing
humeral head, glenoid
indications of total shoulder arthroplasty
pain at ____
decreased ability to do ___
night, ADLs
considerations for total shoulder arthroplasty
shallow glenoid = increased _____, risk _____
_____ to prevent
sheer forces, loosening, cemented
total shoulder arthroplasty: deficient bone = no _____
glenoid resurfacing
shoulder arthroplasty: deficient RTC =
reverse TSA
outcomes of total shoulder arthroplasty
____ relief
restore _____
good ____ survival rate at ____ yrs
pain, ROM, prothesis, 10
complications of total shoulder arthroplasty
prosthesis ____
____ failure because gets ____ and ____
accidental ____ injury
____
____
_____ fracture
____/____ injury
loosening, subscapularis, detached, reattached, RTC, stiffness, infection, periprosthetic, vascular, axillary
total shoulder arthroplasty post-op precautions
limit ____
weeks 2-4 = ____ degrees
weeks 4-6 = _____ degrees
no ____/____
_____ strengthening until ___ wks
ER, 0-30, 0-45, active, resisted, IR, 12
reverse total shoulder arthroplasty
reverses ____
glenoid = ____
humerus = _____
arhtrokinematics, convex, concave
reverse total shoulder arthroplasty - moves center of rotation _____ and ____, increases mechanical advantage of ____
inferior, medial, deltoid
indications reverse total shoulder arthroplasty
need TSA but deficient ____ mm
proximal ____ in elderly
failed _____
RTC, humeral head, TSA
pt characteristics reverse total shoulder arthroplasty
low ____ demand
_____ yrs +
sufficient _____ stock
working ____ mm
intact ____ n
functional, 70, glenoid bone, deltoid, axillary
outcomes of reverse total shoulder arthroplasty
don’t improve ____/____ (may do ____ transfer to help)
IR, ER, latissimus
approaches to reverse total shoulder arthroplasty
deltopectoral, anterosuperior
reverse TSA deltopectoral
(+) = preserves _____ mm, decreases risk to ____
(-) = detach and repair _____, may cause _____
deltoid, axillary n, subscap, instability
reverse TSA anterosuperior
(+) = preserves _____, decreased _____
(-) = increased risk of ____ injury, splits ____
subscap, post op instability, axillary n, anterior delt
post op precautions of reverse TSA
sling ____ wks, no _____
no ____, ____, ____ motions
dont _____ into pain
no UE WB ____ wks
possible ____ precautions
no ___ PROM past neutral x___wks
no active ____ x____wk
_____ in scaption only
4-6, driving, IR, ext, ADD, stretch, 12, subscap, ER, 4, IR, 8, forward deviation
long term post op precautions after reverse TSA
no ____ or _____
____lb limit below shoulder hight
____lb limit above shoulder height
psuh ups, bench press, 15, 10