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    Red face Re: Glenoid Fracture = Adhesive Capsulitis?

    Hi All,

    Just thought I'd post here to round off this discussion with some good news. A few weeks back I arranged to have a CT scan done while in external rotation and I finally got my report back:

    Clinical Notes: Limited external rotation. ? screw impingement from prior surgery.

    Findings
    : The patient was scanned in external rotation. Comparison is made to the prior
    study from June 23, 2011. In fact it does appear that the protruding screw limits the
    degree of external rotation. The humeral head lies immediately adjacent to the screw.

    Conclusion: External rotation does appear limited by the anteriorly positioned screw as the humeral
    head abuts the screw when compared to the prior study which was performed in neutral
    position.


    So, I now have all the justification I need to ask my surgeon to take that screw out as soon as he thinks it's a good idea to go in (bearing in mind it will probably be an open surgery).

    Thanks for all your contributions!

    Adam


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    Re: Glenoid Fracture = Adhesive Capsulitis?

    Also a big thanks from me Adam for continuing to keep us informed of your progress. I'd like to thank all for their contributions and hopefully you can let us know the results once the screw is out. You can link to youtube videos in your posts so it would be great to see a range of motion video before and after the removal. Best of luck with a speedy progress.

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