Mini Open Rotator Cuff Repair Large (3 5 cm)

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Mini Open Rotator Cuff Repair Large (3 5 cm) Size: small = < 1 cm, medium = 1 3 cm, large 3 5 cm, massive = > 5 cm **It is the treating therapist s responsibility along with the referring physician s guidance to determine the actual progression of the patient within the protocol guidelines. For example tendon to bone healing requires 12 weeks of healing and strengthening may need to be postponed. Always note if biceps tenodesis or repair has been performed obtain surgical report. Note which rotator cuff muscle was repaired. Muscle actions: Supraspinatusabduction assists external rotation with shoulder abduction, internal rotation with shoulder flexion. Subscapularis internal rotation. Teres Minor external rotation, transverse abduction and transverse extension. Infraspinatus external rotation, transverse abduction, transverse extension. The following is assuming the supraspinatus was repaired adjust accordingly is another muscle was repaired. Phase I Immediate Post Surgical Phase (Days 1 10) Maintain Integrity of the Repair Gradually Increase Passive Range of Motion Diminish Pain and Inflammation Prevent Muscular Inhibition Precautions: No lifting of objects No excessive shoulder motion behind the back No excessive stretching or sudden movements No supporting of body weight by the hands Keep incision clean and dry Page 1 of 7

Days 1 6: Sling or Abduction pillow brace Pendulum Exercises Passive ROM Guidelines Flexion to tolerance ER/IR in Scapular Plane to 20 Abduction to 10 Elbow/Wrist/Hand Gripping & ROM Exercises(no AROM elbow flexion if biceps tenodesis or biceps repair for 4 weeks) Ice 15 20 minutes 4 6x a day Sleep in sling or pillow brace Days 7 10: Pendulum Exercises Progress Passive ROM Guidelines Flexion to 90 ER in Scapular Plane to 20 IR in Scapular Plane to 20 Abduction to 30 Continue Elbow/Hand ROM & Gripping Exercises Continue Use of Ice for Pain Control Continue Sleeping in Brace/sling until Physician Instructs Phase II Protection Phase (Day 11 Week 6) Allow Healing of Soft Tissue Do Not Overstress Healing Tissue Gradually Restore Full Passive ROM (Week 4 5) Re Establish Dynamic Shoulder Stability Decrease Pain & Inflammation Page 2 of 7

Precautions: No sudden jerking motions No supporting of body weight through hands or arms No lifting/carrying heavy objects Days 11 14: Continue use of brace Passive Range of Motion Guidelines o Flexion to 125 o ER in scapular plane to 35 o IR in scapular plane to 35 o Abduction to 50 Weekes 3 4: Passive ROM guidelines o Flexion to 125 o ER in scapular plane to 45 o IR in scapular plane to 45 o ER in 45 abduction to 20 o IR in 45 abduction to 20 o Abduction to 90 Week 5: Passive ROM guidelines o Flexion to 140 160 o ER in scapular plane to 55 60 o IR in scapular plane to 55 60 o ER in 45 abduction to 45 o IR in 45 abduction to 35 o Abduction to 90 Initiate scapular isometrics Submaximal pain free shoulder isometrics Initiate isotonic elbow flexion (not with biceps tenodesis/repair) Initiate prone rowing to neutral arm position Page 3 of 7

Weeks 6: Initiate active assisted ROM flexion in the supine position (therapist supports the arm during the motion) Initiate prone rowing to neutral arm position Initiate scapular muscular strengthening program Initiate isotonic elbow flexion May use pool for light ROM exercises Week 7 8: Continue active assisted ROM and stretching exercises Initiate active ROM exercises weeks shoulder flexion and scaption ( week 7 if good tissue quality, week 8 if compromised tissue quality) Initiate isotonic strengthening exercise program(week 8 is good quality may need to postpone if compromised) o ER/IR tubing o Prone rowing o Prone horizontal abduction o Shoulder flexion o Elbow flexion o Shoulder flexion Phase III Intermediate Phase (Weeks 7 14) Full Active ROM (Week 10 12) Maintain Full Passive ROM Dynamic Shoulder Stability Gradual Restoration of Shoulder Strength Gradual Return to Functional Activities Page 4 of 7

Weeks 9: Continue stretching and passive ROM (as needed to maintain full ROM) Continue dynamic stabilization drills Progress isotonic strengthening program o Side lying external rotation o ER/IR tubing o Prone extension o Prone rowing o Prone horizontal abduction o Elbow flexion o Elbow Extension *Patient must be able to elevate arm without shoulder or scapular hiking before initiating isotonics; if unable, continue dynamic rhythmic stabilization gleno humeral joint exercises Week 10: If physician permits, may initiate light functional activities Phase IV Advanced Strengthening Phase (Weeks 15 22) Maintain Full Non Painful ROM Enhance Functional Use of UE Improve Muscular Strength & Power Gradual Return to Functional Activities Week 15: Continue ROM & stretching to maintain full ROM Self assisted capsular stretches Progress shoulder strengthening exercises Initiate swimming or tennis program (if appropriate) Page 5 of 7

Phase V Return to Activity Phase (Weeks 23 30) Gradual Return to Strenuous Work Activities Gradual Return to Recreational Sport Activities Week 26: Continue progression to sport and /or work activity References Handbook of Orthopaedic Rehabilitation. 2007 Brotzman, S and Wilk, K Cardiff and Vale University Health Board Physiotherapy protocols for shoulder Surgery Last revised: 10/14 Page 6 of 7

Returning to Functional Activities (Guidelines only) Driving: Driving can usually be resumed at 6 8 weeks once AROM is WNL s. MD/therapist will guide you. Return to work: This will be dependent upon the patient s occupation and the demands that their work will pose on their operated arm. In all cases the physician and /or physical therapist should guide the patient. Those in sedentary work may return 6 8 weeks. Those returning to light duties may resume work at 8 10 weeks. Those in physically demanding/ manual jobs may return at 4 months Return to Leisure Activities: Swimming breast stroke 8 10 weeks other strokes 12 14 weeks except overhead stroke (with caution) Golf 3 4 months Contact/impact sports including football, martial arts 4 6 months Initiation of Active ROM exercises based on size of tear: If supraspinatus repair no active abduction until week 6 at minimum regardless of surgical procedure. Surgical Procedure Small Tear Medium Tear Large Tear Mini Repair 4 5 wks 6 wks 7 8 wks Arthroscopic Repair 5 wks 6 wks Large 7 8 wks Massive 8 12 wks Open Procedure 6 wks 6 8 wks Large 6 12 wks Massive 8 12 Discontinuation of the sling: (AROM limitations still persist even if sling is discontinued) MD may remove sling earlier. Surgical Procedure Small Tear Medium Tear Large Tear Mini Repair 4 wks 4 5 wks 6 wks Arthroscopic Repair 4 wks 4 5 wks Large 6 wks Massive 6 8 wks Open Procedure 6 wks 6 wks Large 6 wks Massive 6 8 wks Page 7 of 7