Variation in scapulohumeral rhythm on dynamic radiography in pathologic shoulders: a novel diagnostic tool

Serratus anterior palsy as a Masquerader: utilizing novel digital dynamic radiography for diagnosis and treatment response

“… 30 , 32 DDR is a novel radiographic imaging technique that captures pulsed low-radiation shoulder radiographs, allowing for the assessment of dynamic scapulothoracic motion. 33 DDR can be implemented into clinical workflow to diagnose scapular pathologies, such as SA palsy, by objectively measuring parameters such as SHR to improve diagnosis and treatment of scapular winging. 14 , 23 …”

“…To overcome these challenges, Dynamic Digital Radiography (DDR) has emerged as a promising tool for in-office imaging of dynamic shoulder pathologies such as rotator cuff tears, anterior and posterior shoulder instability, and adhesive capsulitis. 14 , 33 DDR allows for an objective measurement of SHR - the ratio between the change in humeral motion and the change in scapula motion during arm abduction, using standardized positioning and protocol. 14 , 33 DDR empowers the surgeon to make an in-office diagnosis to more appropriately guide further work-up or surgical interventions, and aids with patient communication, education, and compliance with therapy.…”

“… 14 , 33 DDR allows for an objective measurement of SHR - the ratio between the change in humeral motion and the change in scapula motion during arm abduction, using standardized positioning and protocol. 14 , 33 DDR empowers the surgeon to make an in-office diagnosis to more appropriately guide further work-up or surgical interventions, and aids with patient communication, education, and compliance with therapy. Furthermore, DDR can be used to evaluate response to treatment.…”

Comparison of the diagnostic and prognostic abilities of flexible laryngoscopy and dynamic digital radiography for vocal cord paralysis: A prospective observational study

“…9,10 Recent research of the chest has been conducted using dynamic digital radiography (DDR), which is a technique with high temporal resolution that uses pulsed X-rays. [11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18] We previously evaluated a case of VCP using DDR for the first time. 19 DDR is a state-of-the-art radiography technique with high temporal resolution (15 frames/s) that uses an optimized flat-panel detector that provides fluoroscopy-like images of sufficient quality using a reduced radiation dose.…”

“…Recent research of the chest has been conducted using dynamic digital radiography (DDR), which is a technique with high temporal resolution that uses pulsed X‐rays 11–18 . We previously evaluated a case of VCP using DDR for the first time 19 .…”