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Common shoulder injuries by age group


This page explains common shoulder injuries and symptoms by age group. I hope this will help you have brief ideas on your shoulder problems.
 

【From 10’s to 40’s】

 

●Those who do sports without shoulder dislocations

Glenoid labral tears, Thrower’s shoulders  for overhead sports such as baseball, volleyball, and handball
 

●Those who repeatedly experience shoulder dislocations

Recurrent shoulder dislocations
 

【From 40’s to 60’s】

 

●Shoulder pain, difficulties in raising arms without traumatic injuries

Frozen shoulder, adhesive capsulitis, calcific tendonitis

●Shoulder pain, difficulties in raising arms with traumatic injury

Periarthritis scapulohumeraris, adhesive capsulitis, rotator cuff tears / injuries
 

【After 60’s】

 

●Shoulder pain, difficulties in raising arms

Periarthritis scapulohumeraris, rotator cuff tears / injuries, shoulder arthritis, rotator cuff tear arthropathy,
calcific tendonitis
 
Please click on each injury for further information.


●Individuals who play sports and have not experienced shoulder dislocation.

 「関節唇損傷」、 「Throwing shoulder injury(common in overhead sports such as baseball, volleyball, and handball)」
 
●Individuals who have experienced multiple shoulder dislocations.

  「Recurrent shoulder dislocation」
 

【Between 40 and under 60 years old】

 
●Shoulder pain, inability to lift the shoulder, and no apparent injury.

  「Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)、 「Stiff shoulder」、 「Calcific tendinitis」
 
●Shoulder pain, inability to lift the shoulder, with a clear injury present.

  「Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis))、 「Stiff shoulder」、 「Rotator cuff tear, Rotator cuff injury」
 

【after the age of 60】

 
●Shoulder pain and inability to lift the shoulder.

「Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)」、「Rotator cuff tear, Rotator cuff injury」、「Osteoarthritis of the shoulder」、「Cuff tear arthropathy」、「石灰沈着性腱板炎」
 
※For details about each illness, please refer to the left menu.
 

2015/1/31