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M. Cristina d’Agostino, MD
Vicepresidente SITODISMST Senator & Membership Secretary
International ISMST Instructor
Responsabile Centro Terapia e Ricerca Onde d’Urto HUMANITAS Research Hospital
Adjunct Professor – HUMANITAS UNIVERSITYRozzano (Milano)
La Tendinopatia dell’ Achilleo
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The twisted structure of the human Achilles tendonM. Edama et all.Scand J Med Sci Sports 2015: 25: e497–e503
Twisted structure
No Consensus about grade of torsion
Anatomy of Achilles Tendon
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Princìpi generali di Anatomia e “Meccanobiologia” tendinea
Overpronation Impaired Achilles blood flow (mid-portion)
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In tendinopathy:- innervation has been identified to consist of excessive and protracted
nerve ingrowth in the tendon proper, suggesting pro-inflammatory,nociceptive and hypertrophic (degenerative) tissue responses
In metabolic disorders (eg. Diabetes)- impaired tendon healing seems to be related to dysregulation ofneuronal growth factors
Targeted approaches to the peripheral nervous system including
neuronal mediators and their receptors may prove to be effective
therapies for painful, degenerative and traumatic tendon disordersSITOD
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Princìpi generali di Anatomia e “Meccanobiologia” tendinea
Importance of Subcutaneous Bursa
Highest Score of innervation
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«BAD – USE» (under/overuse)
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Insertional Tendinopathy Midportion Tendinopathy
- 2 – 6 cm proximal to the insertion- Possibile paratenonitis- Area of poor blood circulation- Possibile spontaneous rupture
Achilles Tendinopathy Collective Term
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A uniform and clear terminology is necessary for proper
research, diagnostics and treatmentANATOMIC LOCATION, SYMPTOMS, CLINICAL FINDINGS, HISTOPATHOLOGY
Haglund’s disease, Haglund’s syndrome, Haglund’s deformity, pump bump
(calcaneus altus; high prow heels; knobbly heels; cucumber heel)
2011
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1. Mid-portion Achilles tendinopathy:a clinical syndrome characterized by a combination of pain, swelling and impaired performance. It includes, but is not limited to, the histopathological diagnosis of tendinosis
2. Achilles paratendinopathy:an acute or chronic inflammation and/or degeneration of the thin membrane around the Achilles tendon. There are clear distinctions between acuteparatendinopathy and chronic paratendinopathy, both in symptoms as in histopathology
3. Insertional Achilles tendinopathy:located at the insertion of the Achilles tendon onto the calcaneus, bone spurs and calcifications in the tendon proper at the insertion site may exist
4. Retrocalcaneal bursitis:an inflammation of the bursa in the recess between the anterior inferior side of
the Achilles tendon and the posterosuperior aspect of the calcaneus (retrocalcaneal recess)
5. Superficial calcaneal bursitis:inflammation of the bursa located between a calcaneal prominence or the
Achilles tendon and the skin(Van Dijk et all 2011)SITOD
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Quadri CliniciIn stadio iniziale, il dolore si manifesta soprattutto all’inizio ed al termine dell’attività sportiva ..
.. Negli stadi piu’ avanzati il dolore puo’ inficiare le attività sportive e della vita quotidiana
FASE ACUTA• Edema entesi e/o tendine• Dolorabilità alla palpazione e pressione• Possibile arrossamento locale• Possibile crepitio alla palpazione
FASE CRONICA• Dolorabilità al movimento attivo• Edema localizzato/nodularità• NO crepitio né edemaSITOD
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DIAGNOSTICA STRUMENTALE
• 1a ECOGRAFIAIspessimento/ridotta ecogenicità
Osteofiti / calcificazioni / Lesioni parziali
EntesopatiaAchilleo
TendinopatiaAchilleo
• 1b ECOGRAFIA con valutazione Power DopplerNeovascolarizzazione (infiammazione neurogenica)
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2. RMN• RMN è consigliabile in caso di dolore prolungato
ed edema considerevole
• Importante per rilevare lesioni parziali o subtotalidel tendine
• Utile per diagnosticare patologie dell‘osso(bone bruise, fratture da stress, tumori)
RariTumori
Fratture da stressBorsite
Tendinopatia del „corpo“Lesioni parziali
DIAGNOSTICA STRUMENTALE
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DD – Rh e u m a t i c D i s e a s e s
Effective treatment strategy:
- Control of inflammation
- “Biomechanical” attentionSITOD
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Onde d’Urto nella Tendinopatia dell’Achilleo: razionale terapeutico ed applicazioni cliniche
Opzioni Terapeutiche non ESWT
• Monitoraggio e correzione di fattori di rischio e/o patologie concomitanti
• Modifica programmi di allenamento sportivo
• Ortesi „et similaria“
• Terapie fisiche
• Stretching ed esercizi eccentrici
• FANS (short term)
• Terapia infiltrativa con Acido Ialuronico
• Fattori di Crescita Autologhi (PRP)
Risk of Tendond Ruptureafter Corticosteroid Injection !!
Se fallimento terapia conservativa Chirurgia
Paavola M et all.Foot Ankle Clin 2002 Sep;7(3):501-13.
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Tendinopathy = Clinical Syndrome
.. a failed healing response of the tendon
Zhang J et all, 2010
TendonStem Cells
(TSCs)
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Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc (2011) 19:835–841
Mid-portion Achilles Tendinopathy
Tendinosis implies histopathological diagnosis of tendon degeneration
without clinical or histological signs of intratendinous inflammation,
and is NOT necessarily symptomatic
However, it should be kept in mind that, although the histological term
‘tendinosis’ is also widely used, the essential lesion of tendinopathy is
not, strictu sensu, of a degenerative nature: it has the features of a
failed healing response, in which the tendon attempts to heal, but, for
some reason, including, possibly, continuous inappropriate mechanical
stimuli, the healing process appears non-finalisedSITOD
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Visco V et al, Muscles, Ligaments and Tendons Journal 2014; 4 (3): 357-361
Experimental studies on the biological effects ofextracorporeal shock wave therapy on tendon
models. A review of the literature
Vincenzo Visco, Maria Chiara Vulpiani, Maria Rosaria Torrisi, Andrea Ferretti, Antonio Pavan, Mario Vetrano
“ .. several reports have investigated the effects of ESWT on animal models and different kind of cultured cells .. “
Our contribute in establishing the potential outcome of ESWT
on human primary cultured tenocytes, derived from healthy compared to ruptured
tendons, have supported the growing evidence that
shock waves may supply faster post-injury recoverySITOD
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This study provide a novel insight into the biological mechanisms
underpinning the observed clinical effects of ESWT in humans in vivo
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Oncotarget. 2016 Feb 9;7(6):6410-23
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SW THERAPEUTICAL INDICATIONS Achilles Tendinopathy
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SW THERAPEUTICAL INDICATIONS Achilles Tendinopathy
«So far, no differentiation can be done between different treatment modalities,
such as application pressure, EFD or frequency.
Further studies have to focus on this missing evidence
to further improve the outcome after ESWT»
Gerdesmayer L et all, IJS 2015
• Pain > 3 months
• Ineffective conservative treatment
For Achillodynia the study results are still inhomogeneous
Both fSW and RW studies show positive outcomeSITOD
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ESWT in Achilles Tendinopathy – State of the Art
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Recommended Treatment Protocol focused SW (fSW)
No local anaesthesia Coupling: Ultrasound gel
From 3 to 4 treatments(as a standard) (eventually repeatable cycles)
EFD max: 0,15 - 0, 20 mJ/mm² Interval: 1 - 2 weeks Frequency: 3 - 5 Hz Impulses: different protocols according to the different sources:
600 – 1000/session (electroidraulic source) 2000 – 2400/session (electromagnetic source)2400 – 3000/session (piezoelectric source)
Localization: - U.S (in-line, off-line or US-assisted)- Direction- BiofeedbackSITOD
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No local anaesthesia Coupling: Ultrasound gel
From 3 to 6 treatments(as a standard) (eventually repeatable cycles)
Energy max: 4 bar Interval: 1 week Frequency: 6 - 10 Hz Impulses: 2000-3000/session Localization: - Direction;
- US-assisted- Biofeeback
Possibility to combine
fSW & RW treatments
Miofascial Trigger Points treatment
Muscle relaxation
Recommended Treatment Protocol - Radial Waves (RW)
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Onde d’Urto Eco – guidate/assistite
Vantaggi Generali
Corretto Inquadramento Diagnostico
• Targeting (non solo muscolo – scheletrico, es. cuore)
• Monitoraggio evoluzione del quadro clinico
• Possibilità di «personalizzare» i protocolli di terapia
• Ottimizzazione tempo e risorse
• Ottimizzazione risultati e Valorizzazione metodica SITOD
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HA (2) >> SW (3) at 3 months
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Both ESWT and PRP therapy are effective and safe
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Insertional Tendinopathy
Comparison SW (radial) vs. Radiofrequency ablation and Eccentric Exc.
18 months follow - up
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Electrohydraulic source
Monthly sessions (n° 3)
1, 6, 12 months Follow - Up
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Evitare attività fisica intensa in corso di ESWT e durante le 4 - 6 settimane
successive
Eccentric Loading program and Stretching excercises(Rompe JD et all, Am J Sports Med. 2009 Mar;37(3):463-70)
Modifica dei programmi di allenamento sportivo
Valutazione dei risultati
non prima di 8 - 12 settimane
Protocollo di Trattamento Post – ESWT
Alfredsonn H. et all, Am J Sports Med 1998SITOD
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CHELT Therapy >> SW
Insertional Tendinopathy
In the ESWT group, the patients received three sessions at 3- to 4-day intervals of 1,600 impulses with an energy flux density (EFD) of 0.05-0.07 mJ/mm(2). Both groups of participants
performed stretching and eccentric exercises over a 2-month period
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ESWT is not a simple palliative tool but could be a curative therapy(it reduces pain / inflammation /neuroinflammationand seems to induces tissutal trophic and remodellingeffects at long term follow – up)
SW treatment (standard protocols) applied on acute cases and surgical complications(persistent pain and edema, loss of function, fibrosis) early reduction of acute signs and symptoms (1 – 2 weeks) more rapid functional recovery reduction of adhesions and partial tissue remodeling (2 – 3 months)
ESWT – Personal Experience in Achilles Tendinopathy
at Humanitas Research Hospital (Milan, Italy)
.. Work in Progress ..SITOD
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Take Home Messages
Ormai sorpassata la fase «pioneristica» possibile utilizzo «versatile» e con effetto sinergico con altre terapie
Possibile alternativa/complemento al trattamento chirurgico
Evitare attività fisica intensa durante la terapia e per le 4 – 6 settimanesuccessive al trattamento/ modifica programmi allenamento sportivo
Possibile trattare anche strutture correlate (muscolo, osso, fascia)
Necessari ulteriori studi clinici per ottimizzare i risultati, aumentare evidenza scientifica, «customizzare» i protocolli di terapiaSITOD
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Take Home Messages
• Le OU rappresentano un valido strumento terapeutico ai fini della rigenerazione e rimodellamento tissutali, da sole o in combinazione con altre procedure mediche, strumentali o chirurgiche
• Molto utile in indicazioni standard, ed in ogni caso in cui sia necessario stimolare la rigenerazione e/o il rimodellamento tissutali terapia sicura e versatile, se si rispettano le regole della GOOD CLINICAL PRACTICE
• Benchè talora apparentemente non efficaci se richiesto intervento chirurgico, le O.U precedentemente eseguite, possono assicurare un piu’ rapido miglioramento e rigenerazione nell’immediato post – operatorio.
• O.U sono in ogni caso sempre molto utili
• E’ necessario attendere anche diverse settimane, per osservare effetti di rigenerazioneSITOD