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Shoulder Impingement Algorithm
Ann BonsignoreBrianna CowleyAngie MoodyLaura SweeneyBrittany Youngers
Anatomy
http://www.drnickcampos.com/health-newsletter/Shoulder%20Impingement%20Syndrome.htm
Anatomy
http://www.orthogate.org/patient-education/shoulder/impingement-syndrome.html
Biomechanics
The shoulder complex is designed for mobility
The Rotator Cuff (RTC) muscles snub the humeral head into the shallow glenoid fossa during arm elevation
Glenohumeral ligaments and capsule provide stability and limit excessive motion
Congenital or degenerative changes can cause the acromion process to become curved or hooked
Anatomy
http://ptindia.tripod.com/oct/article2.htm
Biomechanics
Scapulohumeral rhythm results from movement at four joints Glenohumeral Scapulothoracic Acromioclavicular Sternoclavicular
Correct scapulohumeral rhythm is a 2:1 ratio of glenohumeral to scapulthoracic motion during arm abduction Preserves the length tension relationship of the
muscles of the glenohumeral joint (GHJ) Prevents impingement between the humerus and
acromion
Impingement Types
Mechanism of Injury
Who is at Risk
Patient Presentation
Positive/Negative Tests
Differential Diagnosis
Differential Diagnosis
Jobe (+)Neer (+)Hawkins (+)Apprehension (+)Yocum (+)
Neer (+)Apprehension (+)Hawkins (-)Jobe (-)
Relocation (-)
Relocation (+)Release pain (+)
Relocation (+)Release pain (+)
Full Can (+)Painful Arc (+)
Internal rotation is decreased (+)
O’Brien (+)Speed’s (+)
Load and Shift (+)Sulcus Sign (+)Apprehension/Relocation (+)
Impingement Algorithm
Take Home Message
Shoulder pain is very common
Don’t limit your hypothesis to impingement only, rule out other pathologies
Using this algorithm can help you quickly and accurately rule in and out the diagnosis
Selecting the correct impingement type will help guide your treatment plan
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