In cases of a very mild tear or fraying injury, pain medications and a period of resting the joint may be prescribed. This rest period may be followed by physical therapy to strengthen the nearby muscles and restore the range of motion. More severe anterior labrum tears, as well as minor ...
This chapter presents current imaging concepts applied to the evaluation of biceps injuries from the shoulder to the elbow. Multiple MRI and ultrasound cases of biceps tendon abnormalities are included emphasizing important imaging concepts, normal anatomic variants that may simulate pathology, artifacts, ...
The treatment of a failed instability procedure is predicated upon a sound history and physical examination, with appropriate radiographic workup to exclude causes of failure such as rotator cuff tear, SLAP injury, and glenoid and humeral head bone loss. With careful attention to the factors ...
Treatment for a glenoid labrum tear will depend on the extent and severity of any associated injuries in and around the shoulder joint. Normally, conservative treatment is the first course of action. This may include an alternating combination of rest and special exercises for the injured area, ...