OCAD MSK

History

41M dislocated August 2015, with continued pain and LROM

Figure 1 for case post traumatic adhesive capsulitis — Figure 1

Figure 2 for case post traumatic adhesive capsulitis — Figure 2

Figure 3 for case post traumatic adhesive capsulitis — Figure 3

Figure 4 for case post traumatic adhesive capsulitis — Figure 4

Discussion

I have 2 questions.In the 1st slide there are changes consistent with adhesive capsulitis or capsular sprain. Do you use these terms synonymously? If not, how are they differentiated from one another. Are they treated differently? In the 2nd and 3rd slide Im pointing to the thickened, retracted rotator cable (both the surpraspinatus and infraspinatus tendons are torn); do you comment on this? There is a Perthes lesion demonstrated in the axial images.

Diagnosis

post traumatic adhesive capsulitis

Hilary Umans, MD

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