What Physical Therapists Need to Know about Shoulder Instability: FPF Show Episode 125
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In today's video we go over What Physical Therapists Need to Know about Shoulder Instability: FPF Show Episode 125:
- 0:00 Introduction
- 2:24 What is the definition of "shoulder instability"
- 3:06 What's the difference between shoulder subluxation and dislocation?
- 6:20 How common are shoulder instability events? Who is most at risk?
- 7:33 How common are subluxations vs. dislocations?
- 8:08 How common are shoulder dislocations in contact sports? (Rugby)
- 8:54 How common are frequent dislocations after a primary dislocation?
- 11:55 What are the different types of shoulder instability?
- 15:47 How to differentiate between different types of instability (mechanism of injury)
- 24:35 How common are bankart tears and hillsachs lesions after an anterior shoulder dislocation?
- 25:15 How common is shoulder instability in older individuals vs. younger individuals and why?
- 26:37 Does shoulder instability with recurrence correlate when eventual osteoarthritis in patients?
- 27:40 Should patients consider surgery after a shoulder dislocation with a bankart tear of the labrum?
- 30:26 AMBRI - Multi-direction Instability (MDI) defined
- 31:49 AIOS - Acquired instability overuse syndrome defined
- 37:32 Multi-direction Instability Case Study in a CrossFit (TM) athlete
I feel so unstable...
- Dan Pope DPT,OCS,CSCS
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