Osteochondritis dissecans of the glenoid: an analysis of grades, treatment, and outcomes
Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) is an idiopathic disorder of subchondral bone that causes focal articular cartilage disruption with the potential long-term consequence of premature osteoarthritis. Glenoid OCD is exceedingly rare. This case series aims to identify the grades of glenoid OCD and report...
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Abstract | Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) is an idiopathic disorder of subchondral bone that causes focal articular cartilage disruption with the potential long-term consequence of premature osteoarthritis. Glenoid OCD is exceedingly rare. This case series aims to identify the grades of glenoid OCD and report its grade-specific treatment with clinical, radiological, and functional outcomes.
Prospectively collected data of consecutive patients diagnosed with a symptomatic glenoid OCD, who had a minimum 2-year follow-up, following nonoperative or surgical treatment, was retrospectively analyzed. Osteochondral defects secondary to acute trauma, instability, and primary osteoarthritis were excluded. Pretreatment and posttreatment clinical, radiological, and sports participation data were collected. This included pretreatment MRI for grading of glenoid OCD according to the International Cartilage Research Society (ICRS) OCD staging system, and postoperative MRI for grading of articular cartilage repair using the MOCART (MRI observation of cartilage repair tissue) scoring system.
The study identified 7 competitive overhead athletes with symptomatic unilateral glenoid OCD, with a post-treatment minimum 2-year follow-up. Of 4 patients with ICRS OCD I, 3 healed with nonoperative treatment, whereas 1 progressed to ICRS OCD II. This patient along with another 3 patients with unstable glenoid OCD underwent arthroscopic OCD excision with bone marrow stimulation cartilage repair. All patients improved following treatment and had full passive and active range of shoulder movements, with normal strength and stability at the 2- year follow-up. The mean MOCART score on MRI at 2 years for the 4 patients who underwent surgery was 82.5 (range, 75-90). MRI documented healing in all 3 patients with ICRS OCD I who underwent nonoperative treatment. All patients returned to the same or higher level of sport following treatment, with mean time to return to sports being 8.0 months (range, 6-11 months) for nonoperative treatment, and 6.8 months (range, 5-10 months) for operative treatment. This difference was not statistically significant (P value .55). No patient had recurrence of symptoms till latest follow-up.
Despite the glenoid being a concave non–weight-bearing articular surface, OCD at this site has pathological grades similar to other convex weight-bearing articular surfaces. Notwithstanding the limited number of cases, it would appear that ICRS OCD I can often be successfully treated with nonoperative treatment, whereas ICRS OCD II, III, IV, warrant operative treatment. Bone marrow stimulation is a safe and predictable option for glenoid OCD cartilage repair and allows athletes a quick and successful return to sports. |
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AbstractList | Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) is an idiopathic disorder of subchondral bone that causes focal articular cartilage disruption with the potential long-term consequence of premature osteoarthritis. Glenoid OCD is exceedingly rare. This case series aims to identify the grades of glenoid OCD and report its grade-specific treatment with clinical, radiological, and functional outcomes.
Prospectively collected data of consecutive patients diagnosed with a symptomatic glenoid OCD, who had a minimum 2-year follow-up, following nonoperative or surgical treatment, was retrospectively analyzed. Osteochondral defects secondary to acute trauma, instability, and primary osteoarthritis were excluded. Pretreatment and posttreatment clinical, radiological, and sports participation data were collected. This included pretreatment MRI for grading of glenoid OCD according to the International Cartilage Research Society (ICRS) OCD staging system, and postoperative MRI for grading of articular cartilage repair using the MOCART (MRI observation of cartilage repair tissue) scoring system.
The study identified 7 competitive overhead athletes with symptomatic unilateral glenoid OCD, with a post-treatment minimum 2-year follow-up. Of 4 patients with ICRS OCD I, 3 healed with nonoperative treatment, whereas 1 progressed to ICRS OCD II. This patient along with another 3 patients with unstable glenoid OCD underwent arthroscopic OCD excision with bone marrow stimulation cartilage repair. All patients improved following treatment and had full passive and active range of shoulder movements, with normal strength and stability at the 2- year follow-up. The mean MOCART score on MRI at 2 years for the 4 patients who underwent surgery was 82.5 (range, 75-90). MRI documented healing in all 3 patients with ICRS OCD I who underwent nonoperative treatment. All patients returned to the same or higher level of sport following treatment, with mean time to return to sports being 8.0 months (range, 6-11 months) for nonoperative treatment, and 6.8 months (range, 5-10 months) for operative treatment. This difference was not statistically significant (P value .55). No patient had recurrence of symptoms till latest follow-up.
Despite the glenoid being a concave non–weight-bearing articular surface, OCD at this site has pathological grades similar to other convex weight-bearing articular surfaces. Notwithstanding the limited number of cases, it would appear that ICRS OCD I can often be successfully treated with nonoperative treatment, whereas ICRS OCD II, III, IV, warrant operative treatment. Bone marrow stimulation is a safe and predictable option for glenoid OCD cartilage repair and allows athletes a quick and successful return to sports. Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) is an idiopathic disorder of subchondral bone that causes focal articular cartilage disruption with the potential long-term consequence of premature osteoarthritis. Glenoid OCD is exceedingly rare. This case series aims to identify the grades of glenoid OCD and report its grade-specific treatment with clinical, radiological, and functional outcomes. Prospectively collected data of consecutive patients diagnosed with a symptomatic glenoid OCD, who had a minimum 2-year follow-up, following nonoperative or surgical treatment, was retrospectively analyzed. Osteochondral defects secondary to acute trauma, instability, and primary osteoarthritis were excluded. Pretreatment and posttreatment clinical, radiological, and sports participation data were collected. This included pretreatment MRI for grading of glenoid OCD according to the International Cartilage Research Society (ICRS) OCD staging system, and postoperative MRI for grading of articular cartilage repair using the MOCART (MRI observation of cartilage repair tissue) scoring system. The study identified 7 competitive overhead athletes with symptomatic unilateral glenoid OCD, with a post-treatment minimum 2-year follow-up. Of 4 patients with ICRS OCD I, 3 healed with nonoperative treatment, whereas 1 progressed to ICRS OCD II. This patient along with another 3 patients with unstable glenoid OCD underwent arthroscopic OCD excision with bone marrow stimulation cartilage repair. All patients improved following treatment and had full passive and active range of shoulder movements, with normal strength and stability at the 2- year follow-up. The mean MOCART score on MRI at 2 years for the 4 patients who underwent surgery was 82.5 (range, 75-90). MRI documented healing in all 3 patients with ICRS OCD I who underwent nonoperative treatment. All patients returned to the same or higher level of sport following treatment, with mean time to return to sports being 8.0 months (range, 6-11 months) for nonoperative treatment, and 6.8 months (range, 5-10 months) for operative treatment. This difference was not statistically significant ( value .55). No patient had recurrence of symptoms till latest follow-up. Despite the glenoid being a concave non-weight-bearing articular surface, OCD at this site has pathological grades similar to other convex weight-bearing articular surfaces. Notwithstanding the limited number of cases, it would appear that ICRS OCD I can often be successfully treated with nonoperative treatment, whereas ICRS OCD II, III, IV, warrant operative treatment. Bone marrow stimulation is a safe and predictable option for glenoid OCD cartilage repair and allows athletes a quick and successful return to sports. Background: Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) is an idiopathic disorder of subchondral bone that causes focal articular cartilage disruption with the potential long-term consequence of premature osteoarthritis. Glenoid OCD is exceedingly rare. This case series aims to identify the grades of glenoid OCD and report its grade-specific treatment with clinical, radiological, and functional outcomes. Methods: Prospectively collected data of consecutive patients diagnosed with a symptomatic glenoid OCD, who had a minimum 2-year follow-up, following nonoperative or surgical treatment, was retrospectively analyzed. Osteochondral defects secondary to acute trauma, instability, and primary osteoarthritis were excluded. Pretreatment and posttreatment clinical, radiological, and sports participation data were collected. This included pretreatment MRI for grading of glenoid OCD according to the International Cartilage Research Society (ICRS) OCD staging system, and postoperative MRI for grading of articular cartilage repair using the MOCART (MRI observation of cartilage repair tissue) scoring system. Results: The study identified 7 competitive overhead athletes with symptomatic unilateral glenoid OCD, with a post-treatment minimum 2-year follow-up. Of 4 patients with ICRS OCD I, 3 healed with nonoperative treatment, whereas 1 progressed to ICRS OCD II. This patient along with another 3 patients with unstable glenoid OCD underwent arthroscopic OCD excision with bone marrow stimulation cartilage repair. All patients improved following treatment and had full passive and active range of shoulder movements, with normal strength and stability at the 2- year follow-up. The mean MOCART score on MRI at 2 years for the 4 patients who underwent surgery was 82.5 (range, 75-90). MRI documented healing in all 3 patients with ICRS OCD I who underwent nonoperative treatment. All patients returned to the same or higher level of sport following treatment, with mean time to return to sports being 8.0 months (range, 6-11 months) for nonoperative treatment, and 6.8 months (range, 5-10 months) for operative treatment. This difference was not statistically significant (P value .55). No patient had recurrence of symptoms till latest follow-up. Conclusion: Despite the glenoid being a concave non–weight-bearing articular surface, OCD at this site has pathological grades similar to other convex weight-bearing articular surfaces. Notwithstanding the limited number of cases, it would appear that ICRS OCD I can often be successfully treated with nonoperative treatment, whereas ICRS OCD II, III, IV, warrant operative treatment. Bone marrow stimulation is a safe and predictable option for glenoid OCD cartilage repair and allows athletes a quick and successful return to sports. BACKGROUNDOsteochondritis dissecans (OCD) is an idiopathic disorder of subchondral bone that causes focal articular cartilage disruption with the potential long-term consequence of premature osteoarthritis. Glenoid OCD is exceedingly rare. This case series aims to identify the grades of glenoid OCD and report its grade-specific treatment with clinical, radiological, and functional outcomes. METHODSProspectively collected data of consecutive patients diagnosed with a symptomatic glenoid OCD, who had a minimum 2-year follow-up, following nonoperative or surgical treatment, was retrospectively analyzed. Osteochondral defects secondary to acute trauma, instability, and primary osteoarthritis were excluded. Pretreatment and posttreatment clinical, radiological, and sports participation data were collected. This included pretreatment MRI for grading of glenoid OCD according to the International Cartilage Research Society (ICRS) OCD staging system, and postoperative MRI for grading of articular cartilage repair using the MOCART (MRI observation of cartilage repair tissue) scoring system. RESULTSThe study identified 7 competitive overhead athletes with symptomatic unilateral glenoid OCD, with a post-treatment minimum 2-year follow-up. Of 4 patients with ICRS OCD I, 3 healed with nonoperative treatment, whereas 1 progressed to ICRS OCD II. This patient along with another 3 patients with unstable glenoid OCD underwent arthroscopic OCD excision with bone marrow stimulation cartilage repair. All patients improved following treatment and had full passive and active range of shoulder movements, with normal strength and stability at the 2- year follow-up. The mean MOCART score on MRI at 2 years for the 4 patients who underwent surgery was 82.5 (range, 75-90). MRI documented healing in all 3 patients with ICRS OCD I who underwent nonoperative treatment. All patients returned to the same or higher level of sport following treatment, with mean time to return to sports being 8.0 months (range, 6-11 months) for nonoperative treatment, and 6.8 months (range, 5-10 months) for operative treatment. This difference was not statistically significant (P value .55). No patient had recurrence of symptoms till latest follow-up. CONCLUSIONDespite the glenoid being a concave non-weight-bearing articular surface, OCD at this site has pathological grades similar to other convex weight-bearing articular surfaces. Notwithstanding the limited number of cases, it would appear that ICRS OCD I can often be successfully treated with nonoperative treatment, whereas ICRS OCD II, III, IV, warrant operative treatment. Bone marrow stimulation is a safe and predictable option for glenoid OCD cartilage repair and allows athletes a quick and successful return to sports. |
Author | Pardiwala, Dinshaw N. Subbiah, Kushalappa Rao, Nandan |
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