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19 — 6 (44) 2022 — М.E. Irismetov, S.А. Jongirov, B.V. Soleev, D.Sh. Mansurov, F.N. Begmatov, TREATMENT AND DIAGNOSTIC ALGORITHM OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC INSTABILITY OF THE SHOULDER JOINT

TREATMENT AND DIAGNOSTIC ALGORITHM OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC INSTABILITY OF THE SHOULDER JOINT

М.E. Irismetov., Republican Specialized Scientific and Practical Medical Center of Traumatology and Orthopedics

S.А. Jongirov, Samarkand branch of the Republican Specialized Scientific and Practical Medical Center of Traumatology and Orthopedics

B.V. Soleev, Samarkand branch of the Republican Specialized Scientific and Practical Medical Center of Traumatology and Orthopedics

D.Sh. Mansurov, Samarkand State Medical University

F.N. Begmatov., Samarkand State Medical University

Resume

Patients with chronic instability of the shoulder joint need a reliable diagnosis, and based on the identified pathological process of the shoulder joint, it is necessary to choose the tactics of surgical treatment. The purpose of the study is to substantiate the developed algorithm for choosing the tactics of diagnosis and surgical treatment of chronic instability of the shoulder joint. Materials and methods. Based on the analysis of the main and current approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of instability of the shoulder joint, the author’s “Program for choosing the tactics of surgical treatment of chronic anterior instability of the shoulder joint” was developed, which allows you to accurately assess the pathology of the shoulder joint, as well as determine the necessary tactics of surgical treatment. Discussion. The developed algorithm makes it possible to carry out a minimally costly diagnostic procedure and choose the least traumatic and most anatomical method of surgical intervention

Keywords: chronic instability of the shoulder joint, treatment and diagnostic algorithm, ISIS instability index, HS on track/ off track lesion

First page

112

Last page

119

For citation: М.E. Irismetov, S.А. Jongirov, B.V. Soleev, D.Sh. Mansurov, F.N. Begmatov, TREATMENT AND DIAGNOSTIC ALGORITHM OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC INSTABILITY OF THE SHOULDER JOINT //New Day in Medicine 6(44)2022 112-119 https://clck.bar/L1208d

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