Ketorolac vs. Depomedrol Injections for Subacromial Impingement .
Outcomes of ketorolac versus depomedrol infiltrations for subacromial impingement syndrome: a randomized controlled trial
Musculoskelet Surg . 2022 Mar;106(1):29-34.Seventy patients with subacromial impingement syndrome were randomized to receive a subacromial depomedrol injection (n=35) or a subacromial ketorolac injection (n=35). The outcomes of interest included pain, function and range of motion at one and three month follow-up. There was no significant differences in pain as measured by a visual analogue scale. No differences in function between the two groups were found as analyzed by the Shoulder Pain and Disability Score (SPADI). Range of motion was similar between group.
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