Soft Tissue Disease Flashcards

(17 cards)

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Palpation: Biceps Tendinopathy

A

Extend elbow, flex shoulder

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Palpation: Supraspinatus Tendinopathy

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Pain on palpation of insertion on greater tubercle, shoulder flexion while elbow flexed

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Diagnosis: Shoulder Tendinopathy

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X rays (biceps, supra)
US (nonmineralized) and MRI (biceps, supra)
Arthroscopy (only biceps because intra-articular)
Scope and MRI = definitive dx

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Treatment: Biceps Tendinopathy

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PT/rehab
Medical (5mg triamcinolone)
Surgical (last ditch effort): tenodesis (open), tenotomy (scope/US)

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Treatment: Supraspinatus Tendinopathy

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PT/rehab
Medical (shock wave, stem cells, PRP)
Surgical: tendon resection, release of transverse humeral ligament, release incisions in supraspinatus

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What are the goals of shockwave therapy?

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Start/increase inflammatory process
Facilitate proper fiber alignment
Improve extensibility
Strengthen
Alleviate pain

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What are the goals of PRP and stem cells?

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Enhance tissue architecture
Increase collagen fiber density
Improve biomechanical strength

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Diagnosis: Medial Shoulder Instability

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Abduction angle measurement
Arthroscopy
MRI
Ultrasound

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Treatment: Medial Shoulder Instability

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Therapeutic exercise
Orthotics/supportive devices
PT/rehab
Analgesia/anti-inflammatories
Biologics

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What are the 2 surgical treatment options for medial shoulder instability?

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Radiofrequency shrinkage (controversial)
Prosthetic ligament reconstruction
Tendon transposition (biceps)

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What are the 2 types of achilles tendon injuries?

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Acute, traumatic
Chronic, degenerative

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Treatment: Achilles Tendinopathy

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Acute: treat like other tendon laceration
Chronic: surgery

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PE Findings: Common Calcaneal Tendinopathy

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Firm thickening at insertion, effusion, swelling
Flexibility testing (stifle extended while flexing the tarsus
Assess standing angle of tarsus

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Complete rupture of ALL components of the common calcaneal tendon

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Common calcaneal tendon rupture, SDF is intact

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What are the general guidelines for traumatic achilles tendinopathy repair?

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Repair each tendon individually if possible with 3 loop pulley and prolene suture
Hock maintained in extension post-op for 6w max with orthosis

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What are the non-surgical treatment options for common calcaneal tendinopathies?

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PT
Intralesional injection (PRP, stem cells)
Extracorporeal shockwave therapy
Orthotic
Conservative management