The operative treatment of shoulder pain in patients with a concurrent diagnosis of cervical spondylosis and shoulder dysfunction

Malige, Ajith; Morton, Paul N.; Carolan, G.; Sokunbi, Gbolabo

doi:10.21037/jss.2019.04.18

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“…Malige et al. 12 studied patients undergoing cervical spine procedures, shoulder procedures, or a combination of both in a 154-patient cohort evaluating outcomes. However, there were only 2 patients with isolated BT in their cohort.…”

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“…However, patients who underwent both spine and shoulder surgery were significantly more likely to report complete cessation of shoulder symptoms compared with cohorts who underwent either spine or shoulder surgery alone. 12 A majority of spine interventions targeted the C5–C6 nerve root levels, commonly implicated in shoulder pain. 13 In addition, patients who underwent procedures for rotator cuff and biceps pathology repair reported the greatest levels of success with symptom relief.…”

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“… 13 In addition, patients who underwent procedures for rotator cuff and biceps pathology repair reported the greatest levels of success with symptom relief. 12 These findings suggest that further investigation of “shoulder-spine” PROs is warranted.…”

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“…In our clinic, we have found that the complaints appear to relate to the amount of time that the head is tilted downward while using smart phones or other electrical devices. Cervical spondylosis (CS) refers to the clinical symptoms caused by cervical instability, often due to degeneration of the cervical discs and intervertebral joints, and cervical hyperplasia, which can stimulate or compress the surrounding nerve roots, vertebral arteries, sympathetic nerves, spinal cord, and other tissues [1][2][3]. In work and in life, there has been a dramatic increase in the use of computers, smart phones, and other electronic devices.…”

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The correlation of duration of cervical flexion per day with neck disability index scores in office workers: a cross sectional study

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Fang

Gao

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Background: An increasing number of office workers complain of neck pain after extended smart phone use. We conducted this study to examine the correlation between the duration of cervical flexion per day (DCF) during smart phone use and neck disability index scores (NDI) scores of office workers in China.Methods: In this cross-sectional study, 1791 individuals responded to an on line questionnaire. For our study, we included responses of 498 [27.8%] office workers. Excluded from the study were 1293 [72.9%] individuals including building workers, students, non-office workers, and those who did not complete the questionnaire. Participants completed an online questionnaire survey from May 29, 2019 to April 10, 2020. The NDI scores were used to evaluate cervical symptoms. Liner regression, threshold saturation effect analysis, t-test, and Pearson’s chi-square tests were used to analyze the data. Results: We analyzed questionnaire results of the 498 office workers. The t-test showed no significant differences among the gender groups for age, working age, and NDI scores (P>0.05).] while low back pain had a strong correlation with NDI scores [β (95%CI):2.40 (1.49, 3.31), P <0.0001]. When adjusting for age, working age, and low back pain covariates, DCF had a positive correlation with NDI scores. In addition, DCF had a curve line correlation with NDI scores-a monotone increasing relationship; the fold point was 6 (P<0.05).Conclusions: DCF had a positive curve line correlation with the NDI scores suggesting that office workers should limit DCF to a maximum of 6 hours to decrease NDI scores.

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The correlation of duration of cervical flexion per day with neck disability index scores in office workers: a cross sectional study

Zhang

Fang

Gao

et al. 2021

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Background: An increasing number of office workers complain of neck pain after extended smart phone use. We conducted this study to examine the correlation between the duration of cervical flexion per day (DCF) during smart phone use and neck disability index scores (NDI) scores of office workers in China.Methods: In this cross-sectional study, 1791 individuals responded to an on line questionnaire. For our study, we included responses of 498 [27.8%] office workers. Excluded from the study were 1293 [72.9%] individuals including building workers, students, non-office workers, and those who did not complete the questionnaire. Participants completed an online questionnaire survey from May 29, 2019 to April 10, 2020. The NDI scores were used to evaluate cervical symptoms. Linear regression, threshold saturation effect analysis, t-test, and Pearson’s chi-square tests were used to analyze the data.Results: We analyzed questionnaire results of the 498 office workers. The t-test showed no significant differences among the gender groups for age, working age, and NDI scores (P>0.05). While low back pain had a strong correlation with NDI scores [β (95%CI):2.40 (1.49, 3.31), P <0.0001]. When adjusting for age, working age, and low back pain covariates, DCF had a positive correlation with NDI scores. In addition, DCF had a curve line correlation with NDI scores-a monotone increasing relationship; the fold point was 6 (P<0.05).Conclusions: DCF had a positive curve line correlation with the NDI scores suggesting that office workers should limit DCF to a maximum of 6 hours to decrease NDI scores.

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The operative treatment of shoulder pain in patients with a concurrent diagnosis of cervical spondylosis and shoulder dysfunction

Cited by 8 publications

References 22 publications

Concomitant Cervical Spine Stenosis Negatively Affects Subpectoral Biceps Tenodesis Outcomes

Concomitant Cervical Spine Stenosis Negatively Affects Subpectoral Biceps Tenodesis Outcomes

The correlation of duration of cervical flexion per day with neck disability index scores in office workers: a cross sectional study

The correlation of duration of cervical flexion per day with neck disability index scores in office workers: a cross sectional study

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