Rotator Cuff Disease
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Rotator Cuff Disease
Current Surgical Management
Chris Pullen
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Historical Aspects
Codman in 1934 Impingement syndrome Arthroscopic SAD
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Shoulder Arthroscopy
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Rotator Cuff Disease
Tendinopathy/Impingement
Rotator Cuff Tear
Cuff Tear Arthropathy
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PARTIAL THICKNESS TEARS
(IMPINGEMENT/TENDINOPATHY)
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PTT –Surgery
Open Mini – open Arthroscopic*
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PTT - Arthroscopy
Advantages Visualisation Treatment
articular tears
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PTT - Arthroscopy
Bursal surface tear SAD
Articular surface tear Debridement
only Repair
>50% Thickness tear
Active patients
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PTT - Arthroscopy
Results Debridement +/- SAD Repair
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FULL THICKNESS TEARS
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FTT - Surgical Approaches
Arthroscopic* Arthroscopic assisted/mini-
open* Open
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FTT - Arthroscopic RCR
Gleno-humeral Joint PTT Labral tears Ligament injuries Cartilage tears
Significant lesions in 12.5%
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FTT – Arthroscopic RCR
Repair Site Preparation Removal of
ragged or degenerate tissue
Decortication of bone
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FTT – Arthroscopic RCR
Suture Placement
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FTT – Arthroscopic RCR
Anchor Placement Foot print Double row
technique
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FTT – Arthroscopic RCR
Other Tendon Lesions Infraspinatus Teres minor Subscapularis Biceps
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FTT – Arthroscopic RCR
Biceps Debridement Tenotomy Tenodesis
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FTT – Arthroscopic RCR
Post – operative Treatment Sling Cryotherapy PROM AROM Strengthening
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FTT – Arthroscopic RCR
Results 90% satisfaction 78% pain relief AROM
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MASSIVE TEARS
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Massive Tears – Surgery
Debridement Open Arthroscopic*
Rotator Cuff Repair* Tendon transfer* Synthetic interposition Arthrodesis Arthroplasty
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Massive Tears - Debridement
Debridement alone Low demand patients Results tend to deteriorate over time
Arthroscopic debridement easier more rapid rehabilitation
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Massive Tears - Debridement
Limited acromioplasty coracoacromial arch is maintained
Biceps tenotomy / tenodesis subluxation, dislocation, or partial
tearing enhance the ability to alleviate shoulder
pain
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Massive Tears - RCR
Good function & pain relief 80-90% Goal of surgery is to repair the cuff
without disrupting the coraco-acromial arch
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Massive Tears - RCR
Rehabilitation Sling / Abduction splint PROM AAROM Strengthening
Overall recovery may take >12 months
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Massive Tears - RCR
Results Inferior Better within 6 weeks (Bassett &
Cofield 1983) Shoulder dislocation >40
85-90% good to excellent ( Bigliani 1992)
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Massive Tears – Tendon transfer
Latissimus Dorsi* Pectoralis Major* Teres Minor Subscapularis Deltoid muscle flap Trapezius
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Massive Tears – Latissimus Dorsi
Supraspinatus/Infraspinatus loss Restore ER & head depression
forces
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Massive Tears – Latissimus Dorsi
Results 82% satisfactory (Miniaci & MacLeod
1999) Intact subscapularis Little or no restoration of strength in
overhead activity
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Massive Tears – Pectoralis Major
Subscapularis tears
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Massive Tears - Reconstruction
Tissue implants Autologous Autogenous
Freeze-dried cadaveric tissue
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CUFF TEAR ARTHROPATHY
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CTA - Surgery
Arthroscopic debridement* Humeral tuberoplasty Shoulder arthrodesis Total Shoulder Replacement Hemiarthroplasty* Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty*
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CTA - Hemiarthroplasty
Indications <70 years Active elevation
>90°
CTA Head Variation of the
hemiarthroplasty
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CTA - Hemiarthroplasty
Results Functional results limited, pain relief is excellent
(Williams & Rockwood 1996) Zuckerman et al (2000) decreased pain,
increased FF86 & ER 30. Sanchez-Sotelo et al (2001) 67%
successful at 5 year follow-up
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CTA - Hemiarthroplasty
Results intact
coracoacromial arch essential
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CTA- Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty
Semiconstrained reverse ball and socket
Grammont 1985
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CTA - RSA
Biomechanics (Boileau et al 2005) Large glenosphere Medialisation of the centre of rotation Lowers humeral head
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CTA - RSA
Indications > 70 years or no active elevation Low demand
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CTA - RSA
Results (Boileau et al 2005, De Buttet et al 1997, Rittmeister et al 2001)
Excellent pain reduction Improved active abduction
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CTA - RSA
Complications High Rate revision is
high (4.2-13%)
Not for the occasional operator
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REHABILITATION
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Rehabilitation -Biomechanics
Rotator Cuff Stabilises gleno-humeral joint Depresses the humeral head
Protective overlap Subscapularis
Scapulo-thoracic dyskinesia Compensatory impairment leads to
winging Alter orientation of the acromial arch
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Rehabilitation – Tendon Healing
Spontaneous healing ??
Phases Inflammatory Proliferative Maturation
Maximal load to failure 12-26 weeks
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Rehabilitation - Immobilisation
Early ROM Abduction splint
Shoulder immobilisation with an abduction-type splint for 4-6 weeks
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Rehabilitation - Cryotherapy
Speer et al 1996 Less pain 1st 24 post-operative hours Better sleep Lesser analgesic requirement Less swelling Better able to tolerate rehabilitation
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Rehabilitation - PTT
Goals Full ROM Reducing impingement
Physical therapy plus exercise program better than exercise alone
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Rehabilitation - RCR
Goals Mobilise the joint early Load the repaired tendons safely Strengthen the rotator cuff
progressively
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Rehabilitation - RCR
Phases1. Immediate post-operative period
(week 0-6)2. Protection & active ROM (week 6-12)3. Early strengthening (week 10-16)4. Advanced strengthening (week 16-22)
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Rehabilitation – Phase 1 Goals
Maintain / Protect repair integrity Gradual increase PROM Diminish pain & inflamation Prevent muscle inhibition
Exercises Sling/abduction splint 6 weeks Immediate PROM (depends on repair
tension) Pendular exercises Cryotherapy Hydrotherapy
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Rehabilitation – Phase 2
Goals Allow healing of soft tissue Do not overstress healing tissue Gradually restore full PROM
Exercises Continue PROM Introduce AAROM ADL permitted Hydrotherapy Pulleys
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Rehabilitation – Phase 3
Goals Maintain Full PROM Full AROM Dynamic shoulder stability Restore shoulder strength & endurance Gradual return to functional activities
Exercises Continue PROM & Stretching Progressive strengthening Proprioceptive activities
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Rehabilitation – Phase 4
Goals Maintain full AROM Advanced muscle strengthening exercises Gradual return to full functional activities
Exercises Continue stretching Continue progression of strengthening Light sports (golf chip/putt, tennis ground
strokes)
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THE END
1. Yes 2. Size 3. Latissimus Dorsi 4. 12-26 weeks 5. 6 weeks