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Skulder, ulike senebetennelse: Årsak

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Senebetennelser i skuldrene er ganske vanlige lidelser. Supraspinatus tendinopati er den vanligste formen for skuldertendinopati og utgjør 80 prosent av alle tilfeller. Deretter følger infraspinatus. I mindre grad rammes subscapularis og biceps.

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Overbelastning er den vanligste årsaken til plagene. Skulderskade er også en vanlig årsak og kan gi etterfølgende senebetennelse. Ved den vanligste typen senebetennelse i skulderen, supraspinatustendinopati, kan plassforholdene under det beinete taket i skulderleddet (akromion) der senen passerer, være dårlige. Dermed oppstår smerte når senen gnisser mot beinet. Dette fenomenet betegnes på fagspråket for "impingement".

Faktorer som disponerer for slik betennelse er:

  • Uheldige arbeidsvaner og tungt og ensidig arbeid med mye løfting og bæring, særlig over hodehøyde
  • Tidligere skulderskade

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Dette dokumentet er basert på det profesjonelle dokumentet Skuldertendinopatier . Referanselisten for dette dokumentet vises nedenfor

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