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Total shoulder replacement the most common type of shoulder replacement this procedure replaces the ball and socket surfaces of the shoulder with prosthetics. Precautions for shoulder replacements. Patients will be limited in how and how much they can move the surgical arm for the first 68 weeks post surgery. Patient protocol as well as
PHYSICAL THERAPY PROTOCOL AFTER TOTAL SHOULDER REPLACEMENT The intent of this protocol is to provide the clinician with a guideline of the postoperative rehabilitation course of a patient that has undergone a total shoulder replacement. It is no means intended to be a substitute for one s clinical decision making regarding the progression of a
A shoulder replacement is a procedure that tries to eliminate the source of pain and dysfunction by replacing damaged parts of the shoulder joint with artificial components called prostheses. The most common reasons for a shoulder replacement surgery are osteoarthritis rotator cuff tear arthropathy avascular necrosis or rheumatoid arthritis.
Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty Rehabilitation Protocol . Physical therapy after a reverse total shoulder arthroplasty (RTSA) should begin within the first week following surgery. Physical therapy should be 23 time per week through 12 weeks post operatively. Phase 1 (postoperative2 weeks) Goals
Objectives Total shoulder replacement Damaged parts of the shoulder are replaced with artificial components called prostheses. Two treatment options Replacement of the head of the humerus (ball) or Replacement of both the ball and the glenoid (socket) 4 Surgery Goal Lessen pain and restore function
Four weeks in a sling is typical after a total shoulder arthroplasty. However the surgeon may extend the time in a sling to protect the anterior structures of the shoulder if tissue quality is poor. If the patient is instructed to wear a sling for more than 4 weeks the therapist should delay this protocol by the number of weeks in a sling
Anatomic Shoulder Replacement Rehabilitation Protocol This protocol is intended as a general guideline for the therapist in directing the postoperative rehabilitation course of patients undergoing a total shoulder replacement. Modifications and alterations may be necessary depending on each patient s recovery.
TOTAL SHOULDER REPLACEMENT PROTOCOL P. 1 . Total Shoulder Replacement Protocol . Applicability Physician Practice Date Effective 11/2016 Department Rehabilitation Services Date Last Reviewed / or Date Last Revision 1/2021 Supersedes Total Shoulder Replacement (Dr. Beattie) Administration Approval Deanna Orfanidis VP Chief Nursing Officer
Here is the total shoulder replacement protocol and what to expect after your shoulder replacement. After your hospital stay your recovery will involve the following. 1. Pain Management. Your shoulder will hurt and swell. We can prescribe you medication to help manage your pain. You can control the swelling with cold compresses.
Your Guide to Total Shoulder Replacement Surgery. A comprehensive overview of your experience before during and after surgery. View the guide. Precautions and Positions. Learn to protect your new shoulder replacement by following these precautions. See do s and don ts. Rehabilitative Exercises.
Anatomic Total Shoulder Replacement The arthritic joint is replaced with a highly polished metal ball attached to a stem on the humeral side and a plastic cup on the glenoid socket. Stemless Total Shoulder Arthroplasty This is a bonepreserving version of the total shoulder arthroplasty where the metallic ball is attached to the upper arm
Precautions • Sling should be worn continuously for 34 weeks • While lying supine a small pillow or towel roll should be placed behind the elbow to avoid shoulder hyperextension / anterior capsule stretch / subscapularis stretch. (When lying supine patient should be instructed to always be able to visualize their elbow.
TOTAL SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY When shoulder replacement surgery is performed the ball is removed from the top of the humerus or your upper arm and replaced with a metal implant. This is shaped like a halfmoon and attached to a stem inserted down the center of the arm . The socket portion of the joint or your glenoid is shaved clean
Total shoulder arthroplasty is indicated for patients who have continued pain and loss of function in the presence of advanced joint pathology and have failed conservative measures. The procedure involves replacing the head of the humerus and resurfacing the glenoid fossa. Care should be taken in regards to Precautions •
Precautions • Sling should be worn continuously for 34 weeks • While lying supine a small pillow or towel roll should be placed behind the elbow to avoid shoulder hyperextension / anterior capsule stretch / subscapularis stretch.. • Avoid shoulder AROM.
Reverse total shoulder replacement is a complex procedure and is warranted by certain conditions. Call to request an appointment with one of our shoulder experts if you have shoulder problems that may require shoulder replacement. Despite these precautions most patients are allowed to use their extremity to eat read or use a keyboard
Total Shoulder Replacement Protocol Includes PreOperative Tests. About 710 days before your surgery your doctor or surgeon orders a series of tests. As part of the total shoulder replacement protocol these tests include Xrays urine samples blood samples and possibly an electrocardiogram. They perform these tests to ensure you are in
TOTAL SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY POSTOPERATIVE GUIDELINES PreOperative Phase PRECAUTIONS • Avoid severe pain with strengthening and range of motion exercises • Follow precautions until cleared by surgeon • Sling to be worn at all times except when bathing dressing icing or performing exercises or
Avoid scrubbing over the incisions. When drying yourself after a shower pat the incisional area dry with a towel. Driving Some patients are not permitted to drive for 5 weeks after surgery. Driving may be allowed earlier than 5 weeks but only with clearance from your physician. Sleeping During the First 5 Weeks
Total Shoulder Replacement PostOperative Pro tocol. "Patient of Dr. Jon Warner with Appreciation.". Head of the Charles Regatta 2018 following a right shoulder replacement in 2006 and left shoulder replacement in 2010 . Click here to watch this patient s postoperative video describing her recovery function and return to
Precautions Avoid resisted range of motion internal rotation for 6 weeks. For anatomic Total Shoulder Replacement avoid external rotation greater than 45 degrees for 4 weeks. For Reverse Total Shoulder Replacement avoid external rotation greater than 30 degrees for 4 weeks. No abduction greater than 90 degrees for 4 weeks.
A standard total shoulder replacement depends upon muscles and tendons around the shoulder joint to be intact. The muscles attach to the shoulder blade and turn into tendons which attach to the shoulder. These muscles and their tendons function to move the shoulder and are together called the rotator cuff.
Total Shoulder Replacement Precautions . e AdvocateAuroraHealth For Your Well Being make healthy happen . Author Carlson Alix Created Date 5/22/2020 8 15 12 AM
A total shoulder replacement can alleviate pain improve motion strength and function and help you return to the activities you enjoy. However the way a shoulder replacement will ultimately perform depends on a number of factors including a patient s age activity level and overall health.