Comparison between Functional Outcome of Arthroscopic Debridement Versus Arthroscopic Repair of Incomplete Thickness Tear of Shoulder Rotator Cuff

Document Type : Original Research Papers

Authors

Orthopedic Surgery Dept., Faculty of Medicine, Benha Univ., Benha, Egypt

Abstract

The main line of treatment of halfway rotator sleeve tears is normally non-employable. This incorporates action alteration, NSAIDs and torment meds, physiotherapy, and steroid infusion. Not at all like full thickness rotator sleeve tears, the danger of greasy invasion, strong decay, and critical tear augmentation are generally insignificant. Be that as it may, the achievement of non-employable treatment of incomplete rotator sleeve tear has once in a while been accounted for. Careful treatment of Partial rotator sleeve tear can be utilized after disappointment of preservationist the board. twenty patient was partitioned into two treatment bunches for examination. Ten patients were dealt with arthroscopic debridement and sub-acromial decompression just while ten patients were overseen by arthroscopic debridement and sub-acromial decompression and in-situ fix of the rotator sleeve by anchors.All patients began physiotherapy program with a particular comparative convention. Patients were assessed utilizing UCLA scoring at 3 and a half year. At a quarter of a year development, acceptable outcomes dependent on the patient's fulfillment was 70 % of the all out gathering and following a half year follow-up a fulfillment accomplished of 100% of the patients. In view of the UCLA scoring, arthroscopic debridement had normal improvement from mean UCLA scoring of 12.8 pre-operatively to 31.6 following a half year. The result for the entire gathering of patients with PTRCT after disappointment of preservationist treatment and high-grade torment meddling with day by day life movement show high critical incentive following a half year of follow-up utilizing UCLA scoring framework for appraisal and assessment.