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Shoulder Conditions by Mind Map: Shoulder Conditions

1. Hill Sach lesion

1.1. may occur with bankart lesion

1.2. damage to humeral head after anterior dislocation

1.3. indentation of posterior humeral head (compression #)

1.4. large lesions can lead to recurrent dislocation

1.5. X ray-AP view, stryker notch view 10 degree tilt beam

2. Bankart lesion

2.1. lesion in anterior glenoid labrum

2.2. repeated ant. shoulder dislocation

2.3. 3 ‘o’ clock to 7 ‘o’ clock

2.4. associated with anterior instability

3. • Thoracic outlet syndrome

3.1. radiating pain

3.2. bluish C8-T1

3.3. Vascular or neurological issues

3.4. Test

3.4.1. Adson

3.4.2. allen

3.4.3. ROOS

3.4.4. military brace

3.4.5. Wright test

3.4.6. Halstead Maneuver

3.4.7. Provocation Elevation Test

3.5. Check vitals, posture, muscle tightness (scalene, SCM)

4. • proximal humerus fracture

5. SLAP Lesion

5.1. superior labrum anterior posterior

5.2. 10 ‘o’ clock to 2 ‘o’ clock

5.3. biceps may get injured

5.4. test-

5.4.1. active compression test of O brien (Type II)

5.4.2. Anterior slide test

5.4.3. biceps load test

5.4.4. biceps tension test

5.4.5. compression rotation test

5.4.6. dynamic labral shear test

5.4.7. forced shoulder abd. elbow flexion

5.4.8. hyper abduction test

5.4.9. labral crank test

5.5. pain with excess ER, resisted supination

6. • Scapular instability

6.1. test

6.1.1. lateral scapular slide test

6.1.2. scapular load test

6.1.3. eccentric hold test

6.1.4. scapular assistance test

6.1.5. Scapular isometric pinch or squeeze test

6.1.6. scapular retraction test

6.1.7. wall pushup test

7. Frozen shoulder

7.1. Stage 4 Thawing (15-24months) minimal pain, no synovitis, motion improves, capsular restriction

7.2. Stage 1 (<3months) gradual pain increase With movement, night pain, loss of E.R., intact RC strength

7.3. Stage 3 frozen (9-15months) Pain only with movement, muscle atrophy, adhesions

7.4. Stage 2 freezing (3-9months) : Persistant and rest pain , limited motion in all 4 direction

8. rotator cuff tendonosis/tendonopathy

8.1. Abrasion sign (frayed tendon)

8.2. Drop arm test(Codman)-for Tear

8.3. dropping sign- Infraspinatus tear

8.4. Hornblower sign- Teres Minor

8.5. Rent sign-depression

8.6. Whipple Test

8.7. subscapularis

8.7.1. abdominal compression - belly press

8.7.2. bear hug test

8.7.3. lift off sign

8.7.4. subscapularis spring back or lag test

8.8. LR lag sign-Infraspinatus spring back

9. • impingement syndrome

9.1. secondary-

9.1.1. faulty biomechanics, hypermobility, instability

9.2. test:

9.2.1. posterior impingement (Abd +E+LR PAIN)

9.2.1.1. posterior internal impingement

9.2.1.2. reverse impingement sign

9.2.2. anterior impingement (F+MR+ADD PAIN)

9.2.2.1. Hawkins Kennedy Impingement Test

9.2.2.2. coracoid impingement , yocum test

9.2.2.3. neer impingement test

9.2.2.4. internal rotation resistance strength test/ Zaslav test

9.3. primary: mehnaical GH impingement

9.3.1. intrinsic

9.3.1.1. shape of acromion, vascularity

9.3.2. extrinsic

9.3.2.1. dec. suprahumeral space, trauma, postural imbalance

10. • Subacromial/ subdeltoid bursitis

10.1. pain in AROM, PROM

11. • bicipital tendonsis/tendonopathy

12. • Acromio-clavicular joint dysfunction

12.1. step deformity

12.2. test:

12.2.1. AC shear test

12.2.2. cross body adduction

12.2.3. paxino sign

12.2.4. ellman’s compression rotation

12.3. pain in abduction in 170-180 degree

13. sternoclavicular joint dysfunction

14. Dislocation

14.1. anterior

14.1.1. axillary nerve may injure

14.1.2. MOI: Abd+LR

14.1.3. Test

14.1.3.1. Ant. apprehension test

14.1.3.2. fulcrum test

14.1.3.3. surprise test

14.1.3.4. anterior drawer test

14.1.3.5. Dugas test

14.2. posterior

14.2.1. MOI: F+Add

14.2.2. Test

14.2.2.1. Jerk Test

14.2.2.2. load& shift test

14.2.2.3. posterior apprehension

14.2.2.4. posterior drawer test

14.3. inferior

14.3.1. MOI: Abd+Inf

14.3.2. Test

14.3.2.1. Sulcus sign

14.3.2.2. feagin test

14.3.2.3. Rowe test

15. Glenohumeral Joint

15.1. Close pack position

15.1.1. Max. Abduction, E.R.

15.2. Capsular Pattern

15.2.1. ER, ABd., IR

15.3. Gonio Axis:

15.3.1. MR, LR: Olecranon process

15.3.2. F,E, ABD, ADD.: Anterior aspect of acromion process

15.4. ROM

15.4.1. F: 180

15.4.2. E:60

15.4.3. Abd:180

15.4.4. MR:70

15.4.5. LR: 90

15.5. Roll & Slide opp

15.6. Resting Position

15.6.1. 55-70 Deg. F, 30 deg. Abd, neutral rotation