Rotator Cuff Rehab: Where are we in 2018?

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Rotator Cuff Rehab: Where are we in 2018? Derek Cuff, M.D Suncoast Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine Gulfcoast Orthopaedic Rehab Conference 2018

Goals Discuss primary post-op objectives Define the different protocols Discuss most recent published data

RTC Rehab 2018 Primary objectives after repair Prevent stiffness Improve ROM DO NOT COMPROMISE THE REPAIR

RTC Rehab 2018 Historical perspective Concerns about adhesions Early ROM to prevent frozen shoulder

RTC Rehab 2018 Early range of motion protocol Early passive forward elevation and external rotation Used as early as POD #1 Sling still used to protect repair

RTC Rehab 2018 Pros- Decrease chances for stiffness Cons- Does this early motion stress the repair site???

RTC Rehab 2018? What does the data say? Dockery et al, Orthopedics 1998 McCann et al, CORR 1993 EMG studies looking at RTC during passive ROM: RTC muscles do fire even with passive ROM

RTC Rehab 2018 Why is that important? Sonnabend et al., JBJS Br 2010- Repairs are “histologically immature” until about 6 weeks post-op Hatakeyama et al., Amer J of Sports Medicine 2001- Cadaver study showed passive ROM caused low level strains at repair site “even this low level of force can cause repair failure if applied repetitively”

RTC Rehab 2018 With modern arthroscopic repair do you need early ROM? Minimally invasive Less dissection Less chance for adhesions and scar tissue

RTC Rehab 2018 Can you protect the repair by avoiding early ROM? Does this = stiffness and limited final ROM?

RTC Rehab 2018 Delayed Range of motion protocol No passive forward elevation during first 6 weeks I do allow pendulums Do allow light use of elbow/wrist/hand

RTC Rehab 2018 Anecdotal evidence Stiffness really isn’t a problem after arthroscopic rotator cuff repair Unnecessary to stress repair first 6 weeks MUST HAVE DATA TO PROVE IT

RTC Rehab 2018 Study ran for 12 months 2007-2008 Prospective and randomized study 68 patients with RTC repair and decompression 33 in early protocol 35 in delayed protocol Digital video to measure ROM Ultrasound to eval cuff healing

RTC Rehab 2018 What did we find? At 6 months early group slightly better ROM At 1 year NO SIG DIFFERECNE in ROM Identical ASES outcome scores (91.9 vs. 92.8) Early group 85% healed; delayed 91% healed

RTC Rehab 2018 Kim et al- Amer Journal of Sports Med Lee et al- Journal of Arthroscopy 2 studies out of Asia with the exact same results

RTC Rehab 2018 Flourish of studies Multiple publications Close to 20 studies over 4 continents

RTC Rehab 2018 Problem? Study fragility- numbers issue Difficult to interpret data due to high fragility index Meta-analysis tried to circumvent fragility Heterogeneity in meta-analysis problematic

RTC Rehab 2018 Saltzman et al.- 2017 JSES 9 MA reviewed No difference in outcomes Healing rates and re-tear rates equivocal Slightly better ROM in early group Subgroup analysis- larger tears=higher re-tear rate with early ROM Houck et al.- 2017 Am J of Sports Med 7 MA reviewed Early protocol had better ROM Early protocol had higher re-tear rate

RTC fixation and rehab What do the experts say? Mollison et al- 2017 Ortho J of Sports Med Survey of AAOSM and AANA 704 responses, huge variability in protocols No consensus BUT trend towards delayed protocol

RTC fixation and rehab Thigpen et al.- JSES 2016 “The American Society of Shoulder and Elbow Therapists' consensus statement on rehabilitation following arthroscopic rotator cuff repair.” 2 weeks immobilization Weeks 2-6 passive ROM Weeks 6-12 AAROM then Active Strengthening at 12 weeks.

RTC fixation and rehab Gestalt from literature in 2018 1. Data all over the place 2. Trend towards delayed protocol over last 5-10 years 3. Tear size may play a role, may want to individualize protocol

RTC fixation and rehab My preferred protocol 1. Delayed protocol with immobilizer and pendulums only for 6 weeks 2. ROM work progresses weeks 6-12 3. I just don’t think you get much ranging them right away Increased pain Stresses repair

RTC Rehab 2018 Why is this important? Cost Patient’s pain levels

Summary Ton of conflicting data out there in 2018 Trend towards more delayed ROM rehab protocols Can use literature to justify whichever approach you want Specify you rehab to you surgeons preference

Thank You