Study | Infraglenoidal scapular notching was correlated with | Findings |
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Lévigne et al. 5 (2008) | ||
Follow-up (24-60 months) | Preoperative Constant shoulder score | No correlation |
Preoperative active range of motion | No correlation | |
Postoperative Constant shoulder score | No correlation | |
Postoperative active range of motion | No correlation | |
Postoperative Constant pain score | No correlation | |
Strength (part of the Constant shoulder score) | Negative correlation | |
Sirveaux et al. 8 (2004) | ||
Follow-up (24-97 months) | Postoperative Constant shoulder score | Negative correlation |
Postoperative active range of motion | No correlation | |
Simovitch et al 7 (2007) | ||
Follow-up (24-96 months) | Constant shoulder score | Negative correlation |
Subjective shoulder value | Negative correlation | |
Active range of motion | Negative correlation | |
Lower strength | Positive correlation | |
Werner et al 10 (2005) | ||
Follow-up (over 24 months) | Constant shoulder score | No correlation |
Constant pain score | No correlation | |
Active Range of motion | No correlation | |
Own results (2010) | ||
Follow-up (24-60 months) | ||
Oxford instability score | No correlation | |
Rowe score for instability | No correlation | |
Constant pain score | No correlation | |
Constant shoulder score | No correlation | |
DASH score | No correlation | |
Active range of motion | No correlation | |
Follow-up (over 60 months) | ||
Oxford instability score | No correlation | |
Rowe score for instability | No correlation | |
Constant pain score | Positive correlation | |
Constant shoulder score | No correlation | |
DASH score | Negative correlation | |
Active range of motion | Positive correlation |