36-205
Displasia glenoidea bilateral dolorosa asociada a inestabilidad.
Bilateral inestable painful glenoid hypoplasia.
P. ZAMORA-NAVAS*, A. BORRAS VERDERA**, M.V. VARGAS*** *SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA. HU VIRGEN DE LA VICTORIA. MALAGA. **SERVICI0 DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA. HU VIRGEN MACARENA. SEVILLA. ***SERVICIO DE REHABILITACIÓN. HU VIRGEN MACARENA. SEVILLA.
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16/09/2008
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16/09/2008
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16/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
The glenoid hypoplasia is an uncommon condition.
Less than 100 cases have been reported. We present the
case of a 17 year old girl complaining of pain and instability
in both shoulders and radiological findings of bilateral
dysplasia of the glenoid. A non-operative treatment has been
followed with an exercise program to strengthen the shoulder.
This has been achieved with a progressive resistance
rubber bands program. The final result has been excellent
according to the appraisal table by Rowe et al., disappearing
the instability sensation as well as the pain.
Less than 100 cases have been reported. We present the
case of a 17 year old girl complaining of pain and instability
in both shoulders and radiological findings of bilateral
dysplasia of the glenoid. A non-operative treatment has been
followed with an exercise program to strengthen the shoulder.
This has been achieved with a progressive resistance
rubber bands program. The final result has been excellent
according to the appraisal table by Rowe et al., disappearing
the instability sensation as well as the pain.
Palabras clave (ES):
Glenoides
Glenoidea
Displasia
Inestabilidad
Luxación
Glenohumeral
Hombro
Resumen (EN)
The glenoid hypoplasia is an uncommon condition.
Less than 100 cases have been reported. We present the
case of a 17 year old girl complaining of pain and instability
in both shoulders and radiological findings of bilateral
dysplasia of the glenoid. A non-operative treatment has been
followed with an exercise program to strengthen the shoulder.
This has been achieved with a progressive resistance
rubber bands program. The final result has been excellent
according to the appraisal table by Rowe et al., disappearing
the instability sensation as well as the pain.
Less than 100 cases have been reported. We present the
case of a 17 year old girl complaining of pain and instability
in both shoulders and radiological findings of bilateral
dysplasia of the glenoid. A non-operative treatment has been
followed with an exercise program to strengthen the shoulder.
This has been achieved with a progressive resistance
rubber bands program. The final result has been excellent
according to the appraisal table by Rowe et al., disappearing
the instability sensation as well as the pain.
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