Archive for the ‘Shoulder’ Category:
Determining Dominant Mechanism in Shoulder Impingment
Given the multifactorial nature of shoulder impingement pain how can we determine the dominant mechanism to plan intervention?
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1 Mobility defecit?
2 Postural mal-alignment?
3 Scapular control defecit?
4. Rotator cuff control defecit
5 Structural pathology
6. Anatomical anomaly
Post your thoughts and questions.
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Shoulder Impingement slides
As promised here is the link to the accompanying slide presentation from last week’s audio download
http://www.physioseminars.com/public/presentations/shoulder-impingement-slides/player.html
Instructions for use:
1 Double click on link
2 Slides will play automatically
3. Pause, forward, rewind from the control panel at the bottom of the player screen.
4, Can skip to slides from the left hand side slide menu.
5 Suggestion - if you downloaded the audio previously you can use your MP3 player whilst viewing the slideshow.
Hope you enjoy
David
Shoulder Impingement
Welcome to all of you who were at the sports rehabilitation seminar in UCD, Dublin on Saturday 29 th March. As I mentioned after my presentation I have now made the Audio of this lecture available as a free MP3 download for attendees. Many thanks to Garrett Coughlan and his team at Sports Managment Ireland for organising the event and inviting me to speak. I hope you got some useful clinical information - the ultimate objective of the day!! I will post the slides I used on the day shortly but in the meantime you can listen/download the audio to playback on your PC or iPod as you prefer. (click here to download) This is a big file and will take time depending on your internet connection speed.
Key Points
Mechanisms of Impingement
Clinical Algorithm’s
Testing
Differential Diagnosis
Treatment Selection
(click here to download) This is a big file and will take time depending on your internet connection speed.
Alternatively, to play the audio now click on the play arrow below.
