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Glenohumeral Arthritis (Shoulder Arthritis)
Posted: Jun 5 2022 #(C102059)
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Shoulder Pain in 62M

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Shoulder Pain in 62M

HPI

A 62-year-old male, right-hand dominant, presents with chronic right shoulder pain for many years. He has noted progressively decreased function and has failed a course of physical therapy, NSAIDs and corticosteroid injections. He is a laborer and wishes for pain relief and increased function.

PMH

PMH/PSH: non-contributory

PE

Focused physical examination of the right shoulder reveals no prior incisions. He has active forward flexion to 80, ER to 5, and IR to his sacrum. He has 5/5 deltoid and rotator cuff strength. He is neurovascularly intact.

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1. In addition to plain film radiographs, would you obtain any further imaging to guide your treatment?
No - current radiographs are sufficient
13%
101/744
    • Yes - additional radiographs (aXR)
    0%
    1/744
    • Yes - CT scan
    30%
    225/744
    • Yes - MRI
    31%
    231/744
    • Yes - aXR + CT
    2%
    18/744
    • Yes - aXR + MRI
    1%
    14/744
    • Yes - MRI + CT
    15%
    113/744
    • Yes - aXR + CT + MRI
    2%
    16/744
    • Outside my area of expertise - best if I don't vote
    3%
    25/744
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