Population-based consultation patterns in patients with shoulder pain diagnoses. Tekavec, E., Joud, A., Rittner, R., Mikoczy, Z., Nordander, C., Petersson, I. F., & Englund, M. 13:238. doi abstract bibtex BACKGROUND: To assess the annual consultation prevalence and new onset consultation rate for doctor-diagnosed shoulder pain conditions. METHODS: We identified all residents in the southernmost county in Sweden who received a shoulder pain diagnosis during 2006 (ICD-10 code M75). In subjects who did not consult due to such disorders during 2004 and 2005, we estimated the new onset consultation rate. The distribution of specific shoulder conditions and the length of the period of repeated consultation were calculated. RESULTS: Annual consultation prevalence was 103/10,000 women and 98/10,000 men. New onset consultation rate was 80/10,000 women (peak in age 50-59 at 129/10,000) and 74/10,000 men (peak in age 60-69 at 116/10,000). About one fifth of both genders continued to consult more than three months after initial presentation, but only a few percent beyond two years. Rotator cuff--and impingement syndromes were the most frequent diagnoses. CONCLUSION: The annual consultation prevalence for shoulder pain conditions (1%) was similar in women and men, and about two thirds of patients consulted a doctor only once. Impingement and rotator cuff syndromes were the most frequent diagnoses.
@article{tekavec_population-based_2012,
title = {Population-based consultation patterns in patients with shoulder pain diagnoses.},
volume = {13},
issn = {1471-2474 1471-2474},
doi = {10.1186/1471-2474-13-238},
abstract = {{BACKGROUND}: To assess the annual consultation prevalence and new onset consultation rate for doctor-diagnosed shoulder pain conditions. {METHODS}: We identified all residents in the southernmost county in Sweden who received a shoulder pain diagnosis during 2006 ({ICD}-10 code M75). In subjects who did not consult due to such disorders during 2004 and 2005, we estimated the new onset consultation rate. The distribution of specific shoulder conditions and the length of the period of repeated consultation were calculated. {RESULTS}: Annual consultation prevalence was 103/10,000 women and 98/10,000 men. New onset consultation rate was 80/10,000 women (peak in age 50-59 at 129/10,000) and 74/10,000 men (peak in age 60-69 at 116/10,000). About one fifth of both genders continued to consult more than three months after initial presentation, but only a few percent beyond two years. Rotator cuff--and impingement syndromes were the most frequent diagnoses. {CONCLUSION}: The annual consultation prevalence for shoulder pain conditions (1\%) was similar in women and men, and about two thirds of patients consulted a doctor only once. Impingement and rotator cuff syndromes were the most frequent diagnoses.},
pages = {238},
journaltitle = {{BMC} musculoskeletal disorders},
shortjournal = {{BMC} Musculoskelet Disord},
author = {Tekavec, Eva and Joud, Anna and Rittner, Ralf and Mikoczy, Zoli and Nordander, Catarina and Petersson, Ingemar F. and Englund, Martin},
date = {2012},
pmid = {23190941},
pmcid = {PMC3552995},
keywords = {Adolescent, Adult, Aged, Aged, 80 and over, Age Factors, Child, Female, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Pain Measurement/*trends, Predictive Value of Tests, Referral and Consultation/*trends, Registries, Rotator Cuff/*injuries, Sex Factors, Shoulder Impingement Syndrome/*diagnosis/epidemiology, Shoulder Pain/*diagnosis/epidemiology, Sweden/epidemiology, Tendon Injuries/*diagnosis/epidemiology, Time Factors, Young Adult}
}
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