MUSCULOSKELETAL
PRESENTATION
PRESENTATION BY:
Samruddhi Borade and Sadhana
chouguleName: Mr. Sharan Gowda Muthkhod
Age: 57 years old
Gender: Male
Address : Nerul
Dominance: Right hand
Occupation: Chemical engineer
DOA: 15/04/2021
DOE: 19/04/2021
Chief complaints: Difficulty and pain while performing all
activities involving left shoulder like weering shirt, pain
during overhead activities, lifting objects,taking hand
behing, buttoning shirtHOPI: 4 months back when patient was at his work place
while getting up from his chair he hit a box on the lateral
aspect of his left shoulder at a perpendicular angle due to
which he witnessed pain at his left shoulder for 2 to 4
minutes, the pain later subsided with rest and he got back
with his work, he could also use his left hand normally after
this, the patient use to lift heavy objects during grocery
shopping using his left hand and sleep on his left(affected )
shoulder, sometimes he used to experience slight pain at his
left shoulder while lifting weight but he ignored it believing
that eventually it will get reduced only to know that the pain
aggregated insidiously in a span of 1 month to the point that
the patient started experiencing pain even while performing
activities of daily living and joint stiffness resulting in
reduced range of motion at his left shoulder joint for which
he went to a MBBS doctor and was suggested for an X ray
and MRI. The x-ray findings were normal and MRI suggested
Adhesive Capsulitis. He was then suggested for
physiotherapy for 10 days.Current status : Pain while performing overhead
activities, wearing and taking off the shirt, taking hand
behind his back. But the pain has reduced about 15-20%
with physiotherapy treatment since 5 days.
Pain history: Intensity -At rest 0/10 (_)—_|__1
On activity 6/10 lL \
Site anterior and lateral aspect | __{ ++
Of shoulder
Onset - sudden
Type - dull aching pain
Duration- Intermittent (on activity only)
Aggregating factor- Any overhead activities of shoulder
Relieving factor - restPast history- Medical - nothing significant
Surgical nothing significant
Personal history: Sleep: normal
Bowel and bladder: normal
Appetite: normal
Addi ns: Absent
Family history: not significant
Socio economic: No. Of family members: 6
No. Of earning family members- 2
Status- Upper middle class.
Environmental history- At job- desk at the level of chest, chair
comfortable, hand rested, At home- lives in building, with good
electricity and water supply, and Indian toilet
Drug history: Toplenac SPC( relieves pain and swelling)
Banoflam(pain relief)
Supplements-Nerviday vitamin B12 and Vitamin D3Provisional Diagnosis:
1 = adhesive Capsulitis
2= shoulder istability
3= impingementAssessment
* General Examination:
* Vitals: stable
* Built: medium built (mesomorph)
* Nutrition : healthyOn observation:
+ Posture : In
standing
* Anterior view: left
shoulder slightly
elevated B/L round
shoulders , Pectus
excavatum(funnel
chest seen) since
birth* Lateral
view:
forward
head
posture.
Slight
increase in
thoracic
kyphosis.
Increased
lumbar
lordosis.
Anterior
pelvic tilt.
Knee
hyperexten
sion.+ Posterior view:
scapula is elevated
and outward
positioned at left
side* Trophic changes: nothing significant
* Swelling : nothing significant
5 Agophy: fuser of deltoid and supraspinatus(left)
in palpation:
Temparature : Afebrile
Tenderness : Grade 1 tenderness present on
anterior aspect of shoulder
stoid
Ti ments
Left Right
Trapezius Mild Mild
Sternocleidoma | Mild Mild
Pectoralis
minor
Moderate Mild+ Range of motion assessment:
* [Soint Movement [Right Endfeel_ [Left Endfeel
Shoulder [Flexion [0-180" | Firm 0110" [Empty
Extension | 0-60" Fim’ 030° Empty
‘Abduction [0-180° | Firm O45" Empty
Medial [90° Emoty | 20° Empty
rotation
Lateral [85° Empty | 15° Empty
rotationCervical |Leftsidelateral [25° Firm endfeel
aa flexion
Joint
Fight side lateral | 25° Firm endfeel
flexion
Flexion or Firm endfeel
Extension 50° Firm endfeel
Right side 60" Firm endfeel
rotation
Left side os Firm endfeel
rotationElbow Left Endfeel | Right Endfeel
Flexion 0135" | Soft 0135" | Soft
Extension [Relative | Bony BonyWrist Left Endfeel | Right Endfeel
Flexion 0-75" Firm o7s | Firm
Extension | 0-70" Firm’ 070" Firm
Radial [020° Bony (020° Bony
deviation
Uinar 030" Firm’ 030° Firm
deviation+ Joint play: Posterior and inferior glide reduced on
left side
+ Capsular tightness: Posterior and inferior capsule
tightness
+ Shoulder joint GMT
Shoulder | Movement | Left Right
Flexors | 4at 5
available
ROM
Extensors | 4 5
Abductors | Bat 5
available
ROM+ Elbow and wrist GMT:
Elbow Movement [Left Right
[Flexors 3 5
TExtensors [5 5
Wrist Flexors 5 5
Extensors [5 5
Radial 5 5
deviators
Unnar deviators | 5 5IMT. LEFT. Right.
PECTORALIS. (pain) Normal
(BOTH STERNAL
AND CLAVICULAR)
RHOMBOIDS (pain) Normal
SeRRATUS Present Womal
ANTERIOR
DELTOID Coed Nomal
UPPER TRAPEZIUS | Good Womal
TOWER TRAPEZIUS | (pain) Womal
MIDDLE TRAPEZIUS | (pain) Normal
TERESWAJOR | Flcker of Nomal
TATISIMUS DORST | Ficker of Nomeal
contraction+ Limb girth measurement
+ Left: Arm- 11 inches; Forearm- 8 inches
+ Right : Arm- 11.3 inches; Forearm- 8 inches
+ Difference between limb girth of arm is 0.3inches
+ Resting Position of scapula:
* While performing flexion: the patient elevates the
arm with scapular retraction in the initial range of
flexion there is also elevation of the shoulder in
order to take the arm up.
* While performing abduction: there is scapular
retractionResting position of scapula:
LEFT RIGHT
Upper [2sinches 2.Sinches
Middle |S2inches 3.2inches
Lower ‘inches 3.6 inches* Scpulohumeral rhythm- During bilateral flexion of
arm the position of scapula
Right Left
Inferior binches S.inches
Middle 3.Sinches a.Binches
Upper 33inches 2.7inches* Bilateral Abduction:
Right | Left
Lower | S.Sinches ‘inches
Middle [3.5inches 25 inches
Upper 27inches 23 inchesSpecial tests-
+ Empty can test-negative
+ Yergason test-negative
+ Dugas test- negative
+ Scale (outcome measure)
* SPADI SCALE(SHOULDER PAIN AND DISABILITY
SCALE) is 76.15%
* Total pain score = 39/50*100=78%
* Total disability score= 60/80*100=75%
* Total SPADI score= 99/130*100=76%ICF:
HEALTH CONDITION: ADHESIVE
CAPSULITIS
Impairment of body functions:
Impairment Supportive Clinical
findings resoning
it Onhistor Pain on activity can be
1)Pain(left — oanes” Because ct ackot
shoulder on —ATREST-0/10 synovial uid which
Si ATACTIVITY-6/10 —_helpsin lubricating the
activity) gap between humerus.
and glenoid fossa while
doing movement2) Reduced range of
motion left shoulder
joint
Flesion, abduction,
medial iateral rotation
With reduced joint
play(posterior and
inferior glide)
‘On ROM assessment
3)Reduced muscle
strength
‘On mmt and IMT
‘Asa result of which the
‘capsule of shoulder
thickens ewells and
becomes tight,
Results in pain
‘Capsular tightness and
restriction leading to
reduced ROM and joint
play.
Also the patient is
apprehensive due to
pain.
Disuse of muscles due
topain
Due to faulty posture
Results in weakness of
muscles
Strenght of muscle is
reduced‘4) Altered
scapulahumeral rhythm
‘On observation
Due to restrictionof
lenohumeral motion
there is compensation
of arm elevation,
Movement by upward
rotation of scapulaStructural impairment:
Tightness of On tightness
pectoralis minor, assessment
trapezius and
sternocleidomas
toid
Disuse of
muscles due to
pain and faulty
posture.
Results in
adaptive
shortening of
muscles.
Results in
tightness of
muscles.Posterior and On examination
inferior capsule
stiffness
Inability because
of pain
Posture(rounde On observation
d shoulder,
forward head,
‘thoracic
kyphosis, lumbar
lordosis, left
evevation
scapula)
Disuse ofActivity limitation and participation
restriction:
* Activities limited + Reason
* General tasks and + As these activities cause
demands involving stress over the shoulder
movements at shoulder _joints and also there is
joint like putting and pain on movement as
taking off the shirt, these activities will be
washing his back over limited to prevent pain
head activities, hair
washing and combing etc.Contextual factors:
+ Facilitators * Barriers
+ Patient is cooperative, + Age
motivated, willing to
take physiotherapy
treatment
* Good socio economic
status