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epairs due to large sized tears and one had a<br />

labral procedure which developed stiffness. There<br />

were no complications attributable to the use of<br />

the fixation device. Radiographs at one year<br />

showed the presence of a circular defect, the same<br />

size of the device at the cortical margin of the<br />

glenoid and an occasional linear density could be<br />

noted in the region of the greater tuberosity in<br />

patients that had undergone cuff repair. There<br />

were no cystic lesions or evidence of pathologic<br />

changes on the radiographs. DISCUSSION: This<br />

represents the first clinical study of a combined<br />

PGA/PLA soft tissue fixation device used for<br />

shoulder surgery to our knowledge. Other reports<br />

of all PGA devices have demonstrated good<br />

results but with occasional episodes of synovitis.<br />

Anecdotal reports have circulated of device<br />

failures of PLA devices and manufacturers have<br />

withdrawn from sale certain PLA devices for<br />

shoulder surgery. Our results suggest that the<br />

combined PGA/PLA device performs well in the<br />

short term and that no post-surgical<br />

complications were attributable to its use.<br />

E-poster #911<br />

Shoulder Cyst with a Partial Destruction of the<br />

Scapula as a Cause of the Shoulder<br />

Dysfunction in Tennis Player<br />

Michal Drwiega, Warsaw, POLAND, Presenter<br />

Robert Smigielski, Warsaw, POLAND<br />

Urszula Zdanowicz, Warsaw, POLAND<br />

Carolina Medical Center, Warsaw, POLAND<br />

Aim<br />

To present diagnostic findings and treatment<br />

process of shoulder disability caused by cyst with<br />

a partial scapula destruction.<br />

Materials and methods<br />

44 - year old women presented to our clinic with<br />

increasing pain of the right shoulder. She played<br />

tennis 3 times weekly. Rtg, MRI and CT3D<br />

examinations showed a large cyst localized at the<br />

column of the right scapula, causing its<br />

destruction. There was a connection between the<br />

cyst and joint cavity. The whole cyst was removed<br />

and the hole at the scapula was filled with bone<br />

autograft from the hip. An intensive rehabilitation<br />

protocol was administrated starting from the<br />

second day after surgery. MRI was performed 24<br />

weeks after surgery.<br />

Results<br />

Patient was completely free of pain 24 weeks after<br />

surgery. She presented a full range of motion. MRI<br />

showed a complete excision of the cyst and a<br />

proper healing of the scapula column destruction.<br />

An objective evaluation using Shoulder Severity<br />

Scoring System and Athletic Shoulder Outcome<br />

Scoring System was performed. Results are very<br />

good. Nowadays this patient returned to tennis.<br />

Conclusion<br />

A cyst arising from shoulder joint cavity may<br />

cause pain and muscle weakness but also a<br />

dangerous bone destruction. Early diagnosis and<br />

surgery allow to return athletes to sport.<br />

E-poster #913<br />

Arthroscopic Treatment of Calcifying Rotator<br />

Cuff Tendinitis<br />

Benno Ejnisman, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL, Presenter<br />

Carlos Vicente Andreoli, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL<br />

Alberto Castro Pochini, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL<br />

Gustavo Cara Monteiro, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL<br />

Wander Guimaraes Ama, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL<br />

Moises Cohen, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL<br />

Federal University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo,<br />

BRAZIL<br />

Calcifying tendInitis can be a cause of pain in the<br />

shoulder giving considerable disability in adults.<br />

Conservative treatment is effective in 90% of<br />

cases. The indication for the surgical treatment of<br />

these pathology is taken when the conservative<br />

treatment was failed. The aim of this study was<br />

analyzed the advantages and disadvantages of<br />

arthroscopy procedures. In a prospective clinical<br />

study, during a period of 4 years, 17 patients with<br />

calcareous deposits was treated arthroscopically<br />

with 26 months follow-up (minimum of 12 months<br />

and maximum of 57 months). Of them, 10 (58,8%)<br />

patients showed supraspinatus calcification , 2<br />

(11,8%) in the infraspinatus tendon, 4 (23,5%) in<br />

the both and 1 (5,9%) patient presented deposits<br />

in the subescapular tendon . There was no<br />

surgical complications, 4 patients was submitted<br />

to subacromial decompression Results were<br />

analyzed using UCLA classification : 13 (76,5%)<br />

excellent results; 3 (17,6%) good results and 1<br />

(5,9%) fair results. The arthroscopic treatment is a<br />

effective management in patients with calcifying<br />

tendonitis when the conservative treatment fails.

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