IC 103-2022: Common Shoulder Problems in Overhead Sports: An Interactive, Round Table, Case-Based, Problem Solving Session-Common Shoulder Problems in Overhead Sports: An Interactive, Round Table, Case-Based, Problem Solving Session (4/4)

Common Shoulder Problems in Overhead Sports: An Interactive, Round Table, Case-Based, Problem Solving Session (4/4)

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The video transcript provided a discussion among medical professionals regarding the case of a 42-year-old woman with right shoulder pain. The patient is physically active and participates in powerlifting and CrossFit. She has undergone physical therapy and received injections, but her symptoms have not been completely resolved. X-rays appear relatively normal. The medical professionals discuss the possibility of superior labrum and cup pathology, as well as impingement. They also discuss the use of injections and physical therapy for treatment options. When examining the MRI images, they evaluate the condition of the cuff and biceps tendon. The medical professionals deliberate on whether surgery is necessary and what type of surgery would be appropriate. They discuss options such as an acromionectomy, biceps tenodesis, cuff repair, and using patches for augmentation. Rehabilitation protocols and the use of biologics are also discussed. The medical professionals offer various opinions on the best course of action for the patient's specific case.

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Albert Lin, MD

Keywords

shoulder pain

labrum pathology

impingement

surgery options

rehabilitation protocols

biologics