Zusammenfassung
Die traumatische Instabilität des Schultergelenks tritt meist bei jungen, sportlich aktiven Patienten auf, die die volle Wiedererlangung ihres Sportniveaus anstreben. Nach operativer Stabilisierung des Schultergelenks zeigen sich heute sehr gute Ergebnisse in Bezug auf den „return to sports“. Sowohl die operative Technik als auch die Rehabilitation müssen hierzu konsequent umgesetzt werden, um das optimale klinische Ergebnis zu erreichen. Neben anderen bekannten Faktoren hat jedoch auch die sportliche Aktivität Einfluss auf die Reluxationsrate. Durch die Erfüllung spezieller Kriterien kann trotz Mangel evidenzbasierter Empfehlungen der optimale Zeitpunkt zur Wiederaufnahme der sportlichen Betätigung abgeschätzt werden.
Abstract
Traumatic instability of the shoulder joint usually occurs in young physically active patients who strive for a full recovery to their previous level of sports activities. Nowadays, operative stabilization of the shoulder joint demonstrates good results in terms of return to sports. Both the surgical technique and postoperative rehabilitation must be consistently implemented in order to achieve an optimal clinical outcome. Among other known factors the sporting activity of the patient significantly affects the re-dislocation rate. Specific criteria might help surgeons to define the optimal point in time for the resumption of sporting activities, despite a lack of evidence-based recommendations.
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Beitzel, K., Jung, C., Imhoff, A.B. et al. „Return to sports“ nach Schulterstabilisation. Arthroskopie 29, 32–37 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00142-016-0062-5
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