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42: 367: 497:. Some researchers classify slipping rib syndrome and twelfth rib syndrome into a group referred to as painful rib syndrome, others classify twelfth rib syndrome as a subtype of slipping rib syndrome, and some considering the two to be separate conditions altogether. The two disorders have different presentation and diagnostic criteria, such that a diagnosis for twelfth rib syndrome does not include the hooking maneuver and typically presents as 271: 692:, who described a chest pain associated with a "popping" or "clicking" sensation. The condition was originally named after him, Cyriax syndrome, but has used multiple names since then, including clicking rib syndrome, painful rib syndrome, interchondral subluxation, and displaced ribs. The name "slipping rib syndrome" was first used by surgeon 278:
The presentation of slipping rib syndrome varies for each individual and can present at one or both sides of the rib cage, with symptoms appearing primarily in the abdomen and back. Pain is most commonly presented as episodic and varies from a minor nuisance to severely impacting quality of life. It
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A more recent technique of rib stabilization with suturing, colloquially known as the Hansen Method after its creator, is used to bring the affected rib(s) to their normal anatomy. The method uses an orthopedic tape suture to tie the slipped rib around a higher, unaffected rib(s) to stabilize it.
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mobility. It was first used to treat individuals who have undergone previous resection surgeries but experienced a recurrence of symptoms. In this procedure, the ribs are stabilized using a bio-absorbable plate that is anchored onto a stable non-affected rib located above the affected rib(s). The
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or displacement of the cartilage; however, it has been said to be not much superior to that of a physical examination from an experienced physician, as a diagnosis is dependent on the technician's expertise and knowledge of the condition. A positive result of a dynamic ultrasound for slipping rib
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It is unclear whether SRS is more common in women as some studies report an equal gender distribution while others report the condition to occur more often in females. It has been suggested by some researchers that there is a hormonal connection between hormones and the increased ligament laxity
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clinic, with the prevalence being even higher for patients referred to the specialty clinic after multiple negative investigations. A separate study from 1993 found that slipping rib syndrome accounted for 3% of new referrals to a mixed specialty general medicine and gastroenterology clinic.
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Conservative measures are often the first forms of treatment offered to patients with slipping rib syndrome, especially those in which symptoms are minor. Often the patients will be reassured and recommended to limit activity, use ice, and take
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Slipping rib syndrome is considered to be underdiagnosed and frequently overlooked. Past literature has noted the condition to be rare or uncommon, but one 1980 study estimated SRS to have 1% of clinical diagnoses in new patients at a
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Costal cartilage removal, or excision, was first attempted in 1922 by Davies-Colley and has been the technique used by several surgeons since then. This method of surgical repair includes removal of the cartilage affected from the
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Surgical intervention is often performed in cases where other treatment modalities have failed to provide a solution. There are four types of surgical procedures noted in current literature: costal cartilage removal,
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agents have been commonly reported as a treatment to avoid surgical intervention. This minimally invasive intervention is seen as temporary, with repeated injections necessary to prevent the resurgence of symptoms.
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from the chest to the back, and may be reproducible by pressing on the affected rib(s). A dull, aching sensation has also been reported by some affected individuals. Certain postures or movements may exacerbate the
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Reported incidents, in which no history of traumatic impact to the chest wall has been described, are considered a gradual onset condition. Slipping rib syndrome may also result from the presence of a
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junctions most frequently involved, unlike slipping rib syndrome, which involves the lower rib cage. Tietze syndrome differs from these conditions as it is often associated with inflammation and
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and gained popularity, becoming the most commonly quoted term for the condition. Davies-Colley was also the first to describe an operation for slipping rib syndrome, a costal cartilage removal.
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joints, whereas individuals with slipping rib syndrome or costochondritis will exhibit no swelling. Tietze syndrome typically involves the second and third ribs and is usually a result of
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Kraychete DC, Tadeu Tesseroli de Siqueira J, Batista Garcia J, Kimiko Sakata R, Maria Sousa Ă‚, Ciampi de Andrade D, Regina Mariotto Zakka T, Jacobsen Teixeira M (March 2017).
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Cyriax EF (1919). "On various conditions that may simulate the referred pains of visceral disease, and a consideration of these from the point of view of cause and effect".
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in 1919; however, the condition is rarely recognized and frequently overlooked. A study estimated the prevalence of the condition to be 1% of clinical diagnoses in a
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Van Tassel D, McMahon LE, Riemann M, Wong K, Barnes CE (May 2019). "Dynamic ultrasound in the evaluation of patients with suspected slipping rib syndrome".
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have also been utilized as a diagnostic method by noting the absence of pain following an injection to the intercostal nerves of the affected ribs.
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McMahon LE (March 2020). "Recurrent Slipping Rib Syndrome: Initial Experience with Vertical Rib Stabilization Using Bioabsorbable Plating".
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affected by SRS; however, they are often used to exclude other conditions. Dynamic ultrasound is occasionally used to evaluate the dynamic
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Zbojniewicz AM (September 2014). "US for diagnosis of musculoskeletal conditions in the young athlete: emphasis on dynamic assessment".
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The "hooking maneuver" was noted in 1977 by Heinz & Zavala to be useful for slipping rib syndrome as an accurate diagnostic method.
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This method is similar in concept to the aforementioned method of stabilization with plating; however, the suture is not bioabsorbable.
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An alternative technique known as rib stabilization with plating is used to prevent subluxation of the affected rib(s) while preserving
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of slipping rib syndrome are unclear, although several risk factors have been suggested. The condition often accompanies a history of
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One of the commonly reported symptoms of this condition is the sensation of "popping" or "clicking" of the lower ribs as a result of
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Saltzman DA, Schmitz ML, Smith SD, Wagner CW, Jackson RJ, Harp S (November 2001). "The slipping rib syndrome in children".
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of the affected rib being the most commonly utilized. A technique known as the "hooking maneuver" is commonly used amongst
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Urits I, Noor N, Fackler N, Fortier L, Berger AA, Kassem H, Kaye AD, Colon MA, Miriyala S, Viswanath O (January 2021).
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have been used for individuals with moderate slipping rib syndrome. Nerve blocking injections consisting of
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Treatment modalities for slipping rib syndrome range from conservative measures to surgical procedures.
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Cyriax syndrome, clicking rib syndrome, painful rib syndrome, displaced ribs, interchondral subluxation
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Mazzella A, Fournel L, Bobbio A, Janet-Vendroux A, Lococo F, Hamelin EC, et al. (January 2020).
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McMahon LE (June 2018). "Slipping Rib Syndrome: A review of evaluation, diagnosis and treatment".
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Gregory PL, Biswas AC, Batt ME (2002). "Musculoskeletal problems of the chest wall in athletes".
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lifting, bending, sitting, sports activities, and respiration. There have also been reports of
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observed in females during pregnancy, though this theory has yet to be upheld or explored.
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syndrome requires an observed subluxation of the cartilage, which may be elicited with the
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are weakened or disrupted and have increased laxity, causing the costal cartilage tips to
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plates are vertically placed onto the ribs and secured using non-absorbable sutures.
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transdermal patches, which have been noted to provide temporary relief of symptoms.
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to diagnose slipping rib syndrome. The examiner will hook their fingers under the
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Pain in the false ribs due to the partial dislocation of the costal cartilage
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Turcios NL (March 2017). "Slipping Rib Syndrome: An elusive diagnosis".
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clinic, with a separate study finding it to be 3% in a mixed specialty
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Chest pain with normal coronary arteries: a multidisciplinary approach
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Diagnosing slipping rib syndrome is predominantly clinical, with a
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to the boned portion of the rib, with or without preserving the
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has been reported that symptoms can last from minutes to hours.
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Fares M, Dimassi Z, Baydoun H, Musharrafieh U (October 2018).
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costal cartilage removal, and rib stabilization with plating.
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has also been suggested to be a possible further risk factor.
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is similar to slipping rib syndrome; however, it affects the
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The "hooking maneuver" being performed on a model skeleton
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Wright JT (September 1980). "Slipping-rib syndrome".
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Slipping rib syndrome was first mentioned in 1919 by
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Index

Slipping Rib Syndrome Example
Specialty
General surgery
thoracic surgery
orthopedic surgery
sports medicine
Symptoms
back pain
chest pain
Risk factors
Hypermobility
trauma
Diagnostic method
ultrasound
Differential diagnosis
Costochondritis
Tietze syndrome
pleurisy
rib fracture
gastric ulcer
cholecystitis
esophagitis
Analgesics
injections
surgery
interchondral ligaments
subluxate
intercostal nerves
intercostal muscles
inflammation

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