[PDF] Top 20 Validation of the Polish version of the Western Ontario Rotator Cuff Index in patients following arthroscopic rotator cuff repair

... We found that the Polish version of the WORC has good content validity. Floor and ceiling effects are con- sidered to be present if more than 15% of the respon- dents achieved the lowest or highest possible ... See full document

... rotator cuff, were prospectively included in this study. The patients were recruited from the outpatient clinic of the St Antonius Hospital in Utrecht, the Netherlands and had to have two or more of ... See full document

... the OSS [7, 9]. As expected, the strongest correlations were observed between the OSS-PL and domains of the SF-36 concerning Physical Functioning, Bodily Pain and Physical Role Functioning as well as between the OSS-PL ... See full document

... affect rotator cuff tear pathogenesis and ...after arthroscopic rotator cuff repair is relatively ...unknown. Patients and methods A cohort of 126 patients who ... See full document

... of patients with RC disor- ...original version recommend that the data be converted to a percentage score by inverting the raw score and converting it to a score out of ... See full document

... evaluated. Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair is also performed to improve quality of life, which depends on shoulder func- tioning relevant for day-to-day ...The Western Ontario ... See full document

... both patients and ...motivate patients, ensure the exercises are performed correctly and progressed according to the patient's individualized ...improvement. Patients who are involved in supervised ... See full document

... six patients were lost to follow-up and were not included in the ...Four patients had incom- plete clinical follow-up, and two patients refused postopera- tive imaging using ...these patients ... See full document

... acute repair model in a quadruped. Rotator cuff repairs with healing diffi- culties typically are chronic in ...chronic rotator cuff degeneration. In addition, rotator ... See full document

... to repair the rotator cuff have progressed over ...of arthroscopic techniques, cuff repair has become less invasive, raising the possibility of more rapid patient ...the ... See full document

... We compared the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) scores, Japa- nese Orthopaedic Association (JOA) scores, range of motion (ROM), and retear rate between the two groups. We also compared the UCLA and JOA scores ... See full document

... enrolled patients, a limitation shared with other retro- spective ...on rotator cuff ...postoperative repair integrity using MRI was not conducted in all ...and repair of delaminated ... See full document

... The arthroscopic shoulder model were tested by five surgeons. The participating surgeons were novices with limited experience on shoulder arthroscopic surgery. Be- fore surgery, all participants were shown ... See full document

... with rotator cuff pathology particularly if they are engaged in jobs that involve repetitive overhead activities (by pro- viding sex-based rehabilitation that accounts for women's unique structural and ... See full document

... reporting following cardiac rehabilitation reported that 91% of the authors had to be contacted for additional information regarding their published studies and 61% responded and provided additional information ... See full document

... A separate cohort of individuals was recruited as population-based controls to compare against the cohort of patients with documented full-thickness rotator cuff tears. Individuals were recruited in ... See full document

... Many available scaffolds have never been evaluated in the peer-reviewed literature, and many of the studies that do exist are case series with small sample sizes and no control groups of standard, nonaugmented repairs. ... See full document

... thickness rotator cuff tear re- quiring decompression surgery (acromioplasty or resec- tion of lateral clavicle), or full-thickness rotator cuff tear requiring arthroscopic ... See full document

... trans-osseous repair (PTR) group than in an SB ...the rotator cuff, it may negatively affect re-vascularization or fibrosis of the cuff, resulting in impairment of ... See full document

... achieved. Patients will be placed at each consecutive cell at the time of recruitment, after in- clusion in this trial, and will be randomized by the statis- ...for patients on the admission ...tator ... See full document