患者立脚肩関節評価法と肩関節疾患治療成績判定基準を用いた術前評価の比較検討

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Background: Shoulder 36 V.1.3 (Shoulder 36) aimed at objective and rational standards has been available since 2010. The preoperative evaluations of the patients who underwent arthroscopy were done using shoulder36 and Japan Orthopaedic Association Score (JOA score). Methods: Forty-five shoulders of 44 patients who underwent arthroscopy were evaluated on the day before the operation. The mean age of the patients was 63.5 years old. The categories consisting of pain, range of motion (ROM), muscle strength, and activities of daily living (ADL) were evaluated. Results: In both evaluations, excepting age, strong correlations were observed in ROM, ADL and muscle strength. However, no strong correlation was observed in pain between both evaluations. Discussion: Pain, ROM and muscle strength have a great effect on ADL of the shoulder. Our study showed that shoulder 36 had a similar evaluation. Whereas for the JOA score, there is a possibility of being biased.