HPI:
There is pain in the shoulder which has progressed to the point that it limits activity and sleep. It is affecting daily activities. There has not been improvement with conservative care.
Diagnostic Studies:
Right Shoulder X-ray series of affected extremity from today including Grashe view, supraspinatus outlet view, axillary view and Zanca views were personally evaluated by me and demonstrate: Acromion: type II. Acromioclavicular Joint: mild acromioclavicular joint space narrowing with hypertrophic changes in the distal clavicle. Glenohumeral joint: the joint space is relatively well preserved. Acromiohumeral interval is greater than 7mm. Scapulohumeral line is intact. Greater tuberosity: mild sclerotic changes
Physical Exam:
General Appearance: Well-nourished, well developed in no acute distress Orientation: Oriented to person, place and time. Mood / Affect: Calm Gait: normal Coordination: normal Shoulder Exam (Bilateral) Inspection/Palpation UE (R/L): Right bicipital tenderness. Active FE (R/L): 160 / 160 Passive FE (R/L): 160 / 160 External Rotation at side (R/L): 45 / 45 Internal Rotation (R/L): Cross Arm (R/L): neg / neg Neer Impingement Test (R/L): + / neg. Hawkins Test (R/L): + / neg Scapulothoracic motion (R/L): 2:1 / 2:1 O'Brien's Test (R/L): + / neg Apprehension (R/L): neg /neg Abduction (R/L): 5/5 / 5/5 ER(R/L): 5/5 / 5/5 IR (R/L): 5/5 / 5/5 Biceps (R/L):5/5 / 5/5 Triceps (R/L):5/5 / 5/5 Intrinsics (R/L): 5/5 / 5/5 Sensation: Subjective normal m/u/r/ax sensation, <2 sec distal cap refill. Skin and lymph: appears normal in the affected extremity. Age approp cervical ROM without symptoms.
Assessment:
Bicipital tendinitis
Plan:
Discussed natural history, operative and non-operative treatments; risks, benefits and expected rehab course of each. All questions were answered.
Category:
- Musculoskeletal System
ICD-10:
M75.21
ICD:
M75
ICD-10CM Year:
2019