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KMID : 1020120040020010093
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Journal of the Korean Academy of Clinical Electrophysiology
2004 Volume.2 No. 1 p.93 ~ p.100
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Review of Shoulder Joint Impingement Syndrome
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Kim In-Sup
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Abstract
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Shoulder impingement syndrome is cause by the collision of acromion, acrominoclaviclar joint, coracoacromino ligament, coracoid process and synovial sac, biceps brachiialis tendon, rotator cuff muscle. Treatment for Shoulder impingement syndrome is genetally classified into two different methods; preservative method and operational method. Operational method includes rotator cuff sutura, anterior acromioplasty, arthroscope decompression. Preservative method includes rest, medicinal therapy, physical therapy. Physical therapy concentrates on pain control, functional recovery and prevention of disease progress. It is also important for physical therapy to maintain the strength of rotator cuff. Strengthening rotator cuff decreases the collision and helps the stability of shoulder joint. In conclusion, it must be aware that shoulder impingement syndrome and some other shoulder problem demand different treatment, which results in a better outcome.
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KEYWORD
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Shoulder Joint, Impingement Syndrome
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