Kine Sport Rehab

09/11/2025

Kanokvaleewong et al report that conservative treatment was effective for the treatment of frozen shoulder. It improved night pain within a month and enhanced range of motion significantly within a year

06/11/2025

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05/11/2025

05/11/2025

⚡ Le soin par le mouvement : l’expertise du kinésithérapeute pour accompagner les patients en situation d’obésité.

L’obésité se définit comme une maladie de l’adaptation aux récentes évolutions des modes de vie.

En tant que kinésithérapeute, votre rôle s’inscrit dans une prise en charge globale de l’obésité. De la rééducation à l’amélioration de la qualité de vie du patient, vous proposez une prise en charge sur-mesure en fonction des différents bilans que vous réalisez. 🧑🏼‍⚕️

Pour en savoir plus ➡️https://all.monkineetmoi.fr/app/uploads/2022/05/MONKINEETMOI_Fiche_pratique_Obesite.pdf

07/10/2025

Lateral extra-articular procedures (LEAP) seek to reduce ACL graft failure rates and more reliably restore normal knee kinematics. See the recommendations from the recent international consensus meeting on LEAP indications in the latest Arthroscopy infographic https://ow.ly/JbRT50X6FJ9

04/10/2025

New registry study compared graft choice after ACL reconstruction in athletes with Generalized Joint Hypermobility

Hamstring tendon (HT) autograft → higher risk of repeat ACL rupture
• 12 mo: 20.4% vs 0%
• 24 mo: 24.1% vs 3.6%
• Longest follow-up: 29.6% vs 7.1%

In athletes with GJH, BPTB autograft showed significantly lower risk of second ACL rupture compared with HT autograft.

01/10/2025

25/09/2025

01/09/2025

Surgical treatment seems to be the best solution in First time Anterior Shoulder Dislocation Before the age of 25!

https://ow.ly/mxcz50WOMhK

31/08/2025

📃Physical examination tests in the acute phase of shoulder injuries with negative radiographs: a diagnostic accuracy study,
(June 2025)

📌 Background

Rotator cuff tears may easily be missed in patients with acute shoulder trauma.

Evidence in support of shoulder physical examination tests has been considered insufficient in reviews and meta-analyses.

Purpose: explore whether physical examination tests can effectively predict or rule out acute full-thickness rotator cuff tears.

🧪 Methods

120 consecutive patients aged ≥ 40 years with acute shoulder injury without fracture on plain x-rays were enrolled prospectively.

Thirteen physical examination tests and ultrasound screening as reference standard, were performed blinded to each other.

👥 Participants

Median age 55 years, 51% female.

Prevalence of rotator cuff full-thickness tear and/or occult fracture of the insertion: 38%.

Almost all tears involved the supraspinatus tendon (n = 36).

🧾 Results

Highest test accuracy: inability to abduct above 90°, resisted abduction pain, and external rotation strength.

Inability to abduct above 90°: Sensitivity 84%, Specificity 71%, Diagnostic Odds Ratio (DOR) 12.9.

External rotation strength (small finger test): Sensitivity 66%, Specificity 86%, DOR 12.4.

Combining inability to abduct above 90° + weakness in external rotation: Sensitivity > 90%, DOR > 22, but specificity decreased.

🩺 Conclusions

Two simple tests (inability to abduct above 90° and weakness in external rotation) may effectively predict full-thickness tears of the supra- and infraspinatus and/or occult fracture at their insertion.

The test combination may be useful for selecting patients for advanced imaging and for diagnostic purposes when such imaging is not available.

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⚠️Disclaimer: Sharing a study or a part of it is NOT an endorsement. Please read the original article and evaluate critically.

Link to Article 👇

28/08/2025

🧪 Physical examination can help differentiate shoulder from neck pathology although there can be overlap.

💪 Absence of biceps muscle stretch reflex is highly specific for cervical radiculopathy.

🔎 Spurling’s test has high specificity (0.93) for cervical radiculopathy.

✋ Shoulder abduction plays a key role in differentiation:

Davidson et al showed that 68% of patients with cervical radiculopathy had relief with abduction of the arm, which elevates the dorsal root ganglion away from osteophytes and varicosities causing compression.

📉 Viikari-Juntura et al showed that Spurling’s test and the shoulder abduction test were both specific for cervical radiculopathy but were not sensitive.

⚠️ Caliş et al showed that:

Shoulder abduction pain was highly specific for subacromial impingement

Drop arm test: specificity 0.97

Painful arc test: specificity 0.80

🤲 Gumina et al proposed the arm squeeze test:

Hypothesizes that compression of brachial plexus nerves affected by radiculopathy in the middle arm results in increased pain compared with various shoulder pathologies

Sensitivity 0.96 and specificity 0.90 for detection of cervical radiculopathy

👉Link to article in the comment