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Manifestations of deltiod bursitis? (subacromial)
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Microtrauma to the supraspinatus tendon → inflammation on bursa→synovial cells multiplying→ fluid production within the bursa→ reduction in the outside layer of lubrication
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DDx between deltiod bursitis and frozen shoulder
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- Deltoid = acute
- Frozen = slower, chronic onset |
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Recommendations for deltiod bursitis
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- Get plenty of rest to promote healing.
- Avoid activities cause pain - No heavy lifting or forceful movements - Do not stop using shoulder, can cause frozen shoulder - Maintain good posture. - Avoid raising arms above shoulders. - Vary tasks to avoid repetitive motion injuries. - Use ice for inflammation/heat to sooth aching muscles. - Acupuncture |
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Pain location of deltiod bursitis?
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- Wide, located over front and outside of the shoulder
- May radiate to the deltoid, scapula and neck. - Patients don't want to abduct d/t pain |
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DDx of deltiod bursitis?
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Cervical Spondylosis: the pain regions match the dermatome
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