Orthonotes
Orthonotes
by the.bonestories
v4.1 Fusion X
v4.1 Fusion X
0 answers · 0 comments · 44 views
Ask a question
0votes

Full-thickness supraspinatus tear in a 65-year-old: when do you operate?

Asked 3 weeks agoActive 3 weeks ago
MRI shows a full-thickness supraspinatus tear with mild retraction in an otherwise active 65-year-old. Pain is significant but strength is reasonably preserved. How long would you trial physiotherapy/injection before offering repair, and which MRI features make you operate earlier?
Posted by The Bone Stories · Admin at Orthonotes.in ✓ Verified
Share question WhatsApp Email
Check the discussion below

Discussion

Answers and replies are grouped chronologically.

0 responses

No answers yet

Start the clinical discussion with a clear, evidence-led response.

Join the discussion

Log in to answer, reply, vote, mention colleagues and share de-identified media.

Log in to participate