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Adhesive Capsulitis Of The Hip
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Is adhesive capsulitis of shoulder painful?
Very: Quite painful in early stages.
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Adhesive Capsulitis (Definition)
Adhesive capsulitis is a process of joint stiffening caused by capsular thickening or scarring. It can be post-traumatic, post-operative, or idiopathic (unknown cause). Hallmarks are loss of motion and often joint pain. Treatment is usually ...Read more
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Are the symptoms of adhesive capsulitis of shoulder bad?
Yes: Symptoms of adhesive capsulitis involve decreased mobility of the shoulder joint and pain with movement. ...Read more
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What sort of problem is adhesive capsulitis of shoulder (frozen shoulder)?
Self-limited: Adhesive capsulitis/frozen shoulder is usually a self-limited process that goes through three phases. I-the inflammatory phase which can be quite painfull. Treatment includes nsaids, coricosteroid injections and avoidance of provacative activity. Ii-frozen phase. Less pain marked by loss of night pain. Treatment begin physical therapy. Iii-thawing phase. Motion returns. ...Read more
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Tendinopathy near the insertion site of the supraspinatus tendon with mild ac joint hypertrophy. The ac joint generates mild impression on rotatorcuff?
That is a statement : not a question. Just putting a ? mark does not let us kno what Ur question is. This is just stating an MRI reading of findings. Let us know if U had an injury or an insidious onset. Also what R Ur activities , overhead sports ( swimming , volleyball ,tennis, weight lifting R some). Please try again with these suggestions in Ur question . ...Read more
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Arthritis vs bursitis of the hip. Which is it?
Different problems: Arthritis and bursitis are two different problems that can exist near each other. Athritis is damage or wear to the cartilag iside of the joint. Bursitis is inflammation of soft tissues outside of the joint. ...Read more
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My MRI of the shoulder shows tendonosis with overlying bursitis and possible capsulitis.
You question is ?: So what is your question? You provided no history so you should review the MRI withthe doctor who ordered it. ...Read more
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Chronic pain? Mri, scarring of the deep layer of the deltoid subcortical bony oedema at the fib attach of the pos talo ligament, synovitis ankle joint
Possibly arthritis: Possibly underlying arthritis such as reactive arthritis. Rheumatology evaluation should be helpful. ...Read more
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Does trochanteric bursitis of the hips ever lead to a replacement of the joint?
No: Simple answer...No.
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Joint and back pain and stiffness with numerous trigger points, most recent MRI of hand revealed a partial tear of the flexor pollicis longus tendon?
Arthritis: You have described an arthritis condition, of which there are many types. In addition to joint damage, many arthritides can cause tendon damage resulting in tears or ruptures. See a rheumatologist. (note "fibromyalgia" while causing tender points, does not result in tendon tears). ...Read more
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What does "capsular stripping from the lateral margin of the left acetabular labrum region of the dome of the acetabulum" hip MRI with contrast?
Trauma?: This implies some type of trauma to the capsule, which is the fibrous tissue that holds joint together. Generally should heal conservatively, with time and rest and pt. Should not need surgical intervention if the labrum is not torn. ...Read more
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Which kind of nerve impingement arising from the shoulder refers pain to the medial epicondyle if the humerus?
Ulnar nerve: Typically, if you have pain along the medial epicondyle, that is where the ulnar nerve travels. If you have impingement upon this nerve there are usually other symptoms including numbness and tingling in the 4th and 5th fingers. In the extreme situations there may be weakness of these fingers. There is often pain when tapping over the nerve at the medial epicodyle. ...Read more
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Chondraplast of the patella pain and heat?
Go to your Doctor: A good treatment is The chondroplasty the surgery for repair a cartilage of the knee ...Read more
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Some area of erosion & marrow edema of humeral head near the intersection of the supraspinatus tendon. Some red marrow replacement. What'sdoes itmean?
Shoulder impingement: You could be suffering from a condition called shoulder impingement where the rotator cuff (supraspinatous is one of the tendons that is part of rotator cuff) is "impinged" by bone above it and sometimes can result in irritation at the insertion on the humerus. This can result in bone edema and inflammation which can present itself as shoulder pain with certain motions. ...Read more
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Which are the named ligaments of the capsule of the hip joint?
Capsular Ligament: The capsular ligament consists of two types of fibers, circular and longitudinal. Some of the longitudinal fibers form the retinacula and the circular fibers form the zona orbicularis. It is attached to the acetabulum and anterior inferior iliac spine; and connects to the transverse ligament, iliofemoral ligament, pubocapsular, and ischiocapsular ligaments. ...Read more
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How would an undersurface partial thickness tear of supraspinatus tendon in the shoulder be fixed using arthroscopy?
It would be: Sewn back together surgically
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HIP SNAPPING SYNDROME SURGERY CAN IT RELIEVE MUSCLE STRAINS OF THE NECK/SHOULDER/ARM/WRIST/HAND/BODY SIDE/LOWER LEG-CALF/ANKLE/FOOT ON THE SAME SIDE OF THE BODY OF THIS SURGERY?
Only helps hip issue: Hip arthroscopy will only address the actual hip issue directly. Any other secondary gain such as improved gait patterns are possible not not the main goal of treating the snapping hip syndrome. ...Read more
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Sarcoid lesions in marrow of humeral head and neck.Small 4 mm tear of the anterior fibers of the supraspinatus tendon.Rest of rotor cuff ok.-surgery?
How much pain : Are you having? If you are in persistent pain and cannot use your shoulder or have night pain, typically the tear would be responsible and surgery might be indicated. Most docs have to see the MRI to determine need for surgery. If you have little pain and or are using the shoulder without too much problems you probably dont need surgery. ...Read more
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What does enthesopathy of the calcaneus at the insertion of the planter aponeurosis and achilles tendon mean?
Inflammation: Enthesopathies is typically associated with inflammation or a calcium deposit where a tendon inserts or connects to the a bone. Achilles enthesopathies can be seen as part of other arthritic conditions such as Ankylosing Spondylitis or psoriatic arthritis. It could also could be a localized issue such as plantar fasciitis which is inflammation of tissue and tendons of the bottom of the foot ...Read more
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I have complete rupture of the supraspinatus tendon w/ medial retraction. Interstitial delaminating tear of infraspinatus tendon. Severe tendinosis of subscapularis tendon w/bursal side fraying. Interstitial tear of supraspinatus tendon at the insertion.
Your question is???: What is your question? Making a statement is not asking a question. Ii assume you have discussed your options with an orthopedist. ...Read more
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Arthritis of the knee?
Yep.: Pretty common. Treat with avoidance of severe knee stress, regular exercise, Acetaminophen and non steroidal meds. ...Read more
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Frozen Shoulder (Definition)
A disorder of the shoulder that causes pain, stiffness, and ...Read more
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