Aim. Evaluation of the results of surgical treatment of patients with neuropathy of the suprascapular nerve.
Materials and methods. In the department of sports and ballet injury of CITO them N.N. Priorov in 20132014 11 arthroscopic decompression of the supramandular nerve were performed. All patients underwent radiography and MRI of the shoulder joint and electroneuromyography of the brachial plexus.
Results. After decompression, all patients underwent repeated electroneuromyography 2 months after the operation, then according to indications. In all cases, an increase in M-response was noted. A complete recovery of clinically and an increase in the M-response of more than half the norm (contralateral) and more to the normal value was observed after 58 months.
Conclusion. The use of modern minimally invasive methods of surgical etiotropic treatment of the neuropathy of the suprascapular nerve helps to achieve, as a rule, good and excellent results, even in old cases.
In the last decade, there has been a steady increase in the number of arthroscopic operations on the shoulder joint. The development and introduction of arthroscopy made it possible to improve the quality of surgical care for injuries of the shoulder joint. However, despite the minimally invasive technique, the issues of postoperative analgesia in this type of surgical interventions have not been fully developed. The article discusses the possibility of using single and prolonged conductive anesthesia in patients with arthroscopic operations on the shoulder joint.
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