Meta-Analysis
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World J Orthop. Feb 18, 2025; 16(2): 102856
Published online Feb 18, 2025. doi: 10.5312/wjo.v16.i2.102856
Table 2 The main characteristics of the included studies for partial-thickness rotator cuff tears
Ref.
Technique
Follow-up
Intervention
Pain score
Functional score
Complementary imaging examination
Adverse effects
S
M
L
PL
HA
PRP
HA+PRP
CE
PR
Partial-thickness rotator cuff tears
Cai et al[44]Guided by US sub-acromialYesYesYes47444548--VASASES CMSMRINE
Chou et al[45]Not guided by US sub-acromialYesNoYes2625----VASCMSNENone
Kesikburun et al[46]Guided by US intratendineousYesYesYes20-20---VASROM SPADIWORCNENE
Moghtaderi et al[47]Guided by US sub-acromialYesYesNo2020----VASCMSNENE
Shams et al[48]Not guided by US sub-acromialYesYesNo--20-20-NEASES CMS SSTMRINE
Schwitzguebel et al[49]Guided by US sub-acromialNoYesYes39-41---VASASES CMS
SANE
MRILocal pain for more than 48h, frozen shoulder, and lesion progression
Kwong et al[50]Guided by US sub-acromial YesYesYes--47-52-VAS
ASESWORCUSNone
Dadgostar et al[51]Guided by US sub-acromial + intratendineousYesYesNo--30-28-VASDASHROMWORCUSNE
Sari and Eroglu[52]Guided by US sub-acromialYesYesNo30-30-3030VASASESWORCNENE