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@ERผูป่้วยชายไทยอายุ 42 ปี อาชพีรบัจา้ง ภูมลิ าเนา จ.นครราชสมีา
Chief complaint : เจบ็ไหลซ่า้ย 1 ช ัว่โมง PTA
@ERผูป่้วยชายไทยอายุ 42 ปี อาชพีรบัจา้ง ภูมลิ าเนา จ.นครราชสมีา
Chief complaint : เจ็บไหลซ่า้ย 1 ชัว่โมง PTA
Present illness : 1 hr. PTA ขณะยกกระเบื้องส่งใหเ้พือ่นขึ้นกระบะ ไดย้นิเสยีงกกึบรเิวณไหล ่หลงัจาก
นัน้รูส้กึเจบ็ไหลซ่า้ย ยกขึ้นไมไ่หว ไมม่ปีวดบรเิวณอื่นๆ ไมม่ลีม้หวักระแทก ไมเ่คย
มปีระวตัไิหลห่ลุดมาก่อน ปฏเิสธประวตัดิืม่สุรา
PRIMARY SURVEY
A : can speak, C-spine not tender
B : equal breat sound, CCT negative
C : BP 118/59 mmHg, PR 72 /min
D : E4V5M6, pupil 2 mm RTLBE
E : deformity at Lt. shoulder, tender, mild swelling, no external wound
SECONDARY SURVEY
• Allergy : no food/drug allergy
• Medication : none
• Past history : no U/D
• Last meal : 4 hrPTA
• Event : as in present illness
Physical examination
• GA : A Thai male, fully alert, well co-operative
• V/S : BT 37.1 C, BP 118/59 mmHg, PR 72 /min, RR 18 /min
• HEENT : no pale conjunctivae, anicteric sclerae
• Skin : no external wound seen
• Heart : normal S1 S2, no murmur
• Lung : clear, equal breath sound both lungs
• Abdomen : soft, not tender, normoactive bowel sound
Physical examination
• Extremities : deformity and tenderness at left
shoulder, arm in abduction and external rotation while resting, humeral head can palpate at
anterior of shoulder, limit ROM due to pain, ruler sign +, duga sign -, cap. Refill 2s
• Neuro : motor power gr. V all extremities, sensory intact, reflex 2+ all
Shoulder Dislocations• Definition : head of humerus loses its articulation with
the glenoid cavity of the scapula
• Classification
Anterior dislocation (98 percents)
Posterior dislocation (2 percents)
Inferior dislocation (very rare)
Anterior shoulder dislocation
• Mechanism : anteriorly directed force on the arm when the shoulder is abducted , extension and externally rotated
Risk factors
•Young age
•Male sex
•Competitive level of sports
•Contact sports
•Excessive caosular laxity
•Large gleno-humeral bone defects
Anterior shoulder dislocation• Associated injuries
labral & cartilage injuries
Ex. Bankart lesion – associated with a high recurrence rate of dislocation
fractures & bone defects
Ex. Hill Sachs defect (a divot or flattening of humeral head)
Greater/lessor tuberosity fracture
nerve injuries : Axillary nerve injury (transient neurapraxia)
rotator cuff tears : depend on ages
Sign and symptoms• Pain
• Resting position : slightly abduction and external rotation
• May be palpate head of humerus at deltopectoral groove
• Hamilton ruler sign
• Duga’s sign
• Axillary nerve injuries
• Deltoid weakness
Management• Early reduction (control pain / under GA)
• Interlocking sling
• Film after reduction
• Rehabilitation
Reduction• Zero position
Abduction 165 degree, forward flexion 45 degree, medial epicondyle on anterior
Traction on humeral shaft axis
Abduction with flexion
Operative• Failed closed reduction
• Soft tissue interposition
• Greater tuberosity fracture displaces > 1 cm.
Interlocking sling• Age <45 : On interlocking sling 1-3 weeks
• Age >45 : until pain relieve, early ROM exercise
Rehabilitation• Phase 1 (0-7 Days)
Interlocking sling
Isometric exercise, wrist and hand exercises
Avoid positions that could cause re-dislocation 6 weeks
• Phase 2 (1-3 weeks)
ROM movement, mobility exercise
• Phase 3 (3-6 weeks)
isometric or static strengthening exercises
Greater tuberosity fracture
• Fracture proximal humerus
• Neer classification
• Displaced fracture
Displaces > 1 cm
Angulation > 45 degrees
• Tx
Non-displaced : arm sling
Displaced : ORIF with P&S