Effect of Standard Physical Therapy Protocol on Two Different Techniques of Same Non-Anatomical Repair Procedure of Anterior Shoulder Instability

2016-02-15T21-07-08Z
Source: International Journal of Therapies and Rehabilitation Research
Hesham Ahmed Ali, Aliaa Mohammed Rehan, Khaled Al-Sayed Ayaad, Walid Reda Awadallah.
Background & Purpose, Non-anatomical repair is the only choice in presence of bony defect in anterior shoulder instability, few evidence based rehabilitation protocol try to return the patients to a fully functional status; this study try to investigate effect of either labrum preservation or removal on shoulder function and proprioception in patients with same surgical procedure. Subjects & Methods, Twenty nine patients with age ranged between 25 and 52 years old were enrolled in this study. All received a standardized physical therapy rehabilitation protocol. Shoulder function (Pain severity, range of motion and muscle strength was quantified). Proprioception acuity was measured using the closed kinetic chain upper extremity stability test (CKCUET). All measurements were done at 2nd (during phase I) and 15th weeks (at the end of Phase III).RESULTS, within group comparisons showed significant improvement in all measured variables between the 2nd and 16th weeks in patients of two groups (p


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