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BARE SPOT LOCATION IN GLENOID CAVITY: COMPARISON BETWEEN ARTHROSCOPY AND CT SCAN
Max RogÉrio Freitas Ramos1, Pedro Filgueiras Hidalgo1, Diogo Fagundes1
1Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil.
Objective:
To assess whether Bare Spot is previously displaced by proportion (MEASURE BP-A × 1.25/MEASURE BP-P = 1).
Methods:
35 patients with surgical indication for rotator cuff injury repair were evaluated. The distances from the Bare Spot to the anterior edge of the glenoid cavity (BS-A) and to the posterior edge (BS-P) were measured by arthroscopy and computed tomography with three-dimensional reconstruction of the scapula.
Results:
The distance from the Bare Spot to the anterior border (BS-A tc) was 11.6 mm with a median 12 mm; The distance to the posterior border (BS-P tc) was on average 15.5 mm with a median 15 mm. The distances from BS to anterior cavity edge measured by arthroscopy were on average (BS-A video) 12.25 mm with a median of 12 mm, and from BS to posterior edge (BS-P video) 16.25 mm on average with median 16 mm (p < 0.005).
Conclusion:
Bare Spot is displaced anteriorly at a proportion of 40% of the anterior margin and 60% of the posterior margin.
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