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The document discusses the anatomy, assessment, common injuries, and rehabilitation of the shoulder complex. It describes the bones, joints, ligaments, muscles, nerves and blood supply of the shoulder. Assessment involves muscle testing, observation, palpation and special tests. Common injuries covered include fractures, dislocations, impingement, rotator cuff tears and nerve injuries. Rehabilitation focuses on RICE, exercises, mobilization, strength training, and functional progression to return to activity.
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- 2. Shoulder Anatomy Clavicle Scapula Humerus Articulations: • Sternoclavicular joint • Acromioclavicular joint • Glenohumeral joint Ligaments • AC • Glenohumeral lig Musculature • Scapular muscles • Bursae Nerve Supply Blood Supply
- 3. Preventing/Assessing Shoulder Injuries Proper Conditioning Muscle Testing History Observation Palpation Special Tests • Muscle testing • Instability • Impingement • • • • Anterior/Posterior Drawer Sulcus test Apprehension test Supraspinatus • Drop arm test • Empty Can Test • Biceps Tendon Iritation • Circulatory Assessment • Thoracic Outlet Syndrome test
- 4. Shoulder Injuries Clavicle Fracture: • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Epiphyseal Fracture Scapular Fracture: Sternoclavicular Sprain • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Humeral Shaft Fracture: • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Acromioclavicular Sprain • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management
- 5. Shoulder Injuries Contusion to the distal end of clavicle • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Glenohumeral Joint • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Acute subluxation and Dislocatoin • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Anterior Glenohumeral Dislocation • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management
- 6. Shoulder Injuries Posterior Glenohumeral dislocation • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Chronic Instabilities (anterior, posterior, and multidirectional) • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Shoulder Impingement • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Rotator Cuff Tears • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Frozen Shoulder • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management
- 7. Shoulder Injuries Thoracic Outlet Compression Syndrome • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Biceps Brachii Rupture • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Bicipital Tenosynovitis • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Contusion of the Upper Arm • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management Peripheral Nerve Injury • Etiology • Signs and Symptoms • Management
- 8. Rehabilitation of Shoulder Injuries Therapy: • RICE • EXERCISE • ISOMETRIC EXERCISE DURING IMMOBILIZATION – CODMANS EXERCISE • THERAPY: ICE WITH ELECTRICAL STIMULATION • ULTRASOUND Basic Shoulder Biomechanics: • • • • Windup Phase Acceleration Phase Deceleration Phase Follow-through Phase
- 9. Rehabilitation of The Shoulder Complex Immobilization After Injury General Body Conditioning Shoulder Joint Mobilization Flexibility Muscular Strength Regaining Neuromuscular Control Functional Progression Return to Activity
- 10. Rehabilitation of The Shoulder Complex Immobilization After Injury General Body Conditioning Shoulder Joint Mobilization Flexibility Muscular Strength Regaining Neuromuscular Control Functional Progression Return to Activity