TƯƠNG QUAN GIỮA CHỨC NĂNG KHỚP VAI VỚI MỨC ĐỘ LÀNH GÂN (THEO SUGAYA) SAU NỘI SOI KHÂU CHÓP XOAY

Mừng Phan Đình; Trung Nguyễn Võ Sỹ; Phúc Bùi Văn; Khoa Trần Đăng

doi:10.59354/ydth175.2020.156

Keywords:

Arthroscopy, MRI, Sugaya’s, shoulder, tendon healing

Abstract

Objectives: To assess the correlation between tendon healing (based on Sugaya’s score) and VAS score,, post-operative shoulder function according to Constant and UCLA.

Subjects and methods: 67 patients (44 men, 23 women), average age 53,25 ± 9,022 ( 31 - 75 years), who were arthroscopic for treat rotator cuff tear at orthopaedics department 175 Hospital from 05/2015 to 11/2017.

Results: Post-operative, the majority of patients healing tendon (grade I, II, III Sugaya): 58/67 patients (86.57%). Only 9/67 patients (13.43%) is non-healing. Correlation between the Sugaya score and shoulder function: when the healing tendon decreases, VAS increases, Constant and UCLA score decrease respectively.

Conclusion: Post-operative, there is a correlation between Sugaya’s and rehabilitation of shoulder: poor tendon healing, poor shoulder function. Post-operative, the rate of healing was 86,57% (58/67patients).

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