Shoulder Dyslexia: The Alphabet Soup. Alison Nguyen 4/13/06
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1 Shoulder Dyslexia: The Alphabet Soup Alison Nguyen 4/13/06
2 Mystery Cases
3 Case 1
4 Case 2
5 Case 3
6 Case 4
7 Shoulder Dyslexia: The Alphabet Soup
8 Shoulder dyslexia: addressing the endless alphabet soup Ant-inf labrum: -Bankart, Perthes, ALPSA, GLAD Inferior capsule: -HAGL, PHAGL, Axillary pouch injuries Posterior labrum: -GARD, GIRD, Kim s lesion, Bennett lesion
9 Shoulder dyslexia: Part 1 Ant-Inf Labrum Anterior inferior labral pathology: Consider in anterior shoulder dislocations GLAD Glenoid labral articular disruption Torn labrum, torn periosteum Bankart Torn labrum, stripped but intact periosteum Perthes Medialized labrum, intact periosteum ALPSA
10 GLAD lesion Glenoid Labral Articular Disruption Anterior-inferior labral tear involving the adjacent articular cartilage AXIAL PLANE
11 GLAD Clue: look for disrupted articular cartilage Not associated w/ ant shoulder disloc/subluxation Mechanism: Forced adduction of shoulder in ABER position with impaction of HH against glenoid fossa
12 Shoulder dyslexia: Part 1 Ant-Inf Labrum Anterior inferior labral pathology: Consider in anterior shoulder dislocations GLAD Glenoid labral articular disruption Torn labrum, torn periosteum Bankart Torn labrum, stripped but intact periosteum Perthes Medialized labrum, intact periosteum ALPSA
13 Normal Axial Plane Bankart Lesion Perthes Lesion ALPSA Lesion
14 Hill-Sachs and Bankart Lesions 18 yo w/ acute shoulder dislocation
15 Classic Bankart lesion (case 2) -Detached ant-inf labrum -Detached periosteum
16 GLOM (glenoid labral ovoid mass) in setting of Bankart lesion
17 Shoulder dyslexia: Part 1 Ant-Inf Labrum Anterior inferior labral pathology: Consider in anterior shoulder dislocations GLAD Glenoid labral articular disruption Torn labrum, torn periosteum Bankart Torn labrum, stripped but intact periosteum Perthes Medialized labrum, intact periosteum ALPSA
18 Perthes Lesion Detached, labroligamentous complex Medial stripping of anterior scapular periosteum
19 Perthes Lesion Sometimes only seen on ABER position May look normal on arthroscopy
20 Normal vs. Perthes lesion Axillary ABER
21 Shoulder dyslexia: Part 1 Ant-Inf Labrum Anterior inferior labral pathology: Consider in anterior shoulder dislocations GLAD Glenoid labral articular disruption Torn labrum, torn periosteum Bankart Torn labrum, stripped but intact periosteum Perthes Medialized labrum, intact periosteum ALPSA
22 ALPSA: medialized Bankart Differs from the classic Bankart lesion because the avulsed anterior labroligamentous structure is pulled medially by an intact anterior scapular periosteum and eventually heals in this abnormal position, leading to an incompetent anteroinferior glenohumeral ligament. This lesion has been referred to as the medialized Bankart lesion. The significance of the ALPSA lesion to the arthroscopist is that the labrum and attached ligaments, rather than floating free, heal in an abnormal position and eventually resynovialize, and may be difficult to identify as abnormal at the time of arthroscopy
23 Acute ALPSA lesion Torn labrum MGHL Medially/inferiorly displaced, detached anterior labrum Intact ant scapular periosteum
24 Chronic ALPSA lesion Thickening, irregularity of anterior medial aspect of capsuleperiosteal junction synovialized ALPSA lesion
25 ALPSA Medially & inferiorly displaced labrum
26 ALPSA Clue: look for labral mass medial and inferior to glenoid. MEDIALIZED BANKART LESION
27 ALPSA: Medialized Bankart lesion (case 1)
28 Shoulder Dyslexia, Part II Axillary Sling Axillary Sling/ Inferior Capsule CLUE: All have contrast leakage below the inferior capsule. Look for location to differentiate: anterior, axillary pouch, or posterior AIGHL: -HAGL -BHAGL Axillary Pouch: hammock PIGHL: -PHAGL
29 HAGL PHAGL Humeral avulsion of AIGHL BHAGL (bony avulsion of AIGHL) CLUE: arthrogram contrast extravasation at humeral neck Posterior humeral avulsion of PIGHL CLUE: arthrogram contrast extravasation at humeral neck Associated w/ subscapularis tendon tears
30 HAGL (case 3)
31 PHAGL
32 Probable Axillary Pouch Injury
33 Shoulder Dyslexia, Part II Axillary Sling Axillary Sling/ Inferior Capsule CLUE: All have contrast leakage below the inferior capsule. Look for location to differentiate: anterior, axillary pouch, or posterior AIGHL: -HAGL -BHAGL Axillary Pouch: hammock PIGHL: -PHAGL
34 Shoulder Dyslexia: Part III Posterior Capsule/Labrum Posterior capsule/labrum Bennett Cyst at jxn of cartilage + post labrum Kim s lesion Post labrum thickening in throwing shoulder GIRD Bone & cartilage disruption at post glenoid rim GARD
35 Shoulder Dyslexia: Part III Posterior Capsule/Labrum Posterior capsule/labrum Bennett Lesion Crescentic bone at post-inf glenoid; EXTRA-articular Cyst at jxn of cartilage + post labrum Kim s lesion Post labrum thickening in throwing shoulder GIRD Bone & cartilage disruption at post glenoid rim GARD
36 Bennett lesion Mechanism: traction of PIGHL during deceleration phase of pitching
37 Bennett lesion: throwing athletes (case 4) - crescentic bony mineralization at posterior-inferior glenoid rim -EXTRA-articular posterior capsule avulsive injury -Assoc w/ posterior labral tears and RCTs
38 Shoulder Dyslexia: Part III Posterior Capsule/Labrum Posterior capsule/labrum Bennett Lesion Crescentic bone at post-inf glenoid; EXTRA-articular Cyst at jxn of cartilage + post labrum Kim s lesion Post labrum thickening in throwing shoulder GIRD Bone & cartilage disruption at post glenoid rim GARD
39 Kim s Lesion Mechanism: force applied in posterior direction. Force exerted on PIGHL post labral tear, propagating in medial to lateral direction Preserved chondro-labral junction. Loss of posterior labral height & contour
40 Shoulder Dyslexia: Part III Posterior Capsule/Labrum Posterior capsule/labrum Bennett Lesion Crescentic bone at post-inf glenoid; EXTRA-articular Cyst at jxn of cartilage + post labrum Kim s lesion Post labrum thickening in throwing shoulder GIRD Bone & cartilage disruption at post glenoid rim GARD
41 GIRD Glenoid internal rotation deficit Tight posterior capsule in the throwing shoulder (ie pitchers) MRI finding: thickening of the posterior capsule and labrum
42 Major League Baseball Pitcher GIRD Images courtesy of Arash Tehranzadeh
43 Shoulder Dyslexia: Part III Posterior Capsule/Labrum Posterior capsule/labrum Bennett Lesion Crescentic bone at post-inf glenoid; EXTRA-articular Cyst at jxn of cartilage + post labrum Kim s lesion Post labrum thickening in throwing shoulder GIRD Bone & cartilage disruption of post glenoid rim GARD
44 GARD: glenoid articular rim divot 22 yo M w/ shoulder impaction injury while weightlifting, w/ posterior labral tear Osseous defect at posterior glenoid rim Labral cyst Displaced posterior labral tear
45 GARD vs GLAD Both are similar lesions in different locations!
46 Shoulder dyslexia: The alphabet Ant-inf labrum: soup -Bankart, Perthes, ALPSA, GLAD Inferior capsule: -HAGL, PHAGL, Axillary pouch injuries Posterior capsule/labrum: -GARD, GIRD, Kim s lesion, Bennett lesion
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51 The MSK Men of UCSD It s called the BONE PIT for a reason!!!
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