PPT-Shoulder and Elbow Assessment

Sarah Rayner ESP Physiotherapist Dr Tim Hughes GPSI MSK Orthopaedic Services History Frozen shoulder Primary GHJ osteoarthritis Secondary GHJ osteoarthritis ACJ osteoarthritis SCJ osteoarthritis. The loose bag capsule around the shoulder joint becomes inflamed The bag then appears to tighten or shrink This tightening combined with the pain restricts the movement How common is it It is most common in people between the ages of 40 and 70 years IN ATHLETICS. Joel Harman D.C., Cert. MDT, CKTP. Manchester Family Chiropractic. OBJECTIVES. Learn and get a hands-on understanding of joint mechanics in the shoulder, and thoracic spine.. Learn basic movement patterns that will help guide treatment. . : . . Causes, Treatments, & Return to Endurance Sports Following Injury. Steve Reece, MD Moose Herring, MD. Sports Medicine Division. Advanced Orthopedics. February 1, 2014. Recognizing Swimmer’s Shoulder. Managing Pain . Enhancing Performance. The Young Thrower. Kyle Ridgeway PT, DPT. Justin Dudley. PT, DPT. Objectives. Pitch Counts. . Shoulder/Elbow Anatomy. Risks for Injury. Medical . Care. Injury Prevention. Ulnar. Collateral Ligament Injuries. Lucas C. Smith PT, DPT, CSCS. Anatomy of the . Ulnar. Collateral Ligament (UCL). UCL, Also known as the medial collateral ligament is composed of 3 bundles.. Anterior Bundle (most commonly injured). Associate Professor. Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. Evaluation of Shoulder. Glenohumeral Joint. Acromioclavicular Joint. Sternoclavicular Joint. T1-T4. Ribs 1-4. Patient abducts arms and extends pronated hands over head. Harvey-Blount PGY-1. QUESTION 1. A 3 year old female presents to the emergency department due to decreased use of her right arm. Her mother admits to pulling on her arm in an attempt to avoid a puddle she noticed on the floor. Her vital signs are within normal limits. Physical exam demonstrates guarding of the right arm held in pronated position. There is mild swelling of the elbow, and focal tenderness to palpation. What is the most appropriate first step in management?. OU Shoulder and Elbow OITE Review September 23, 2015 Betsy M. Nolan MD 1 CONFIDENTIAL A 45-year-old man who had gout in his foot 2 years ago has a 3-day history of elbow pain without an injury. The pain is diffuse, constant, and worse with any movement. Examination shows motion from 20 degrees to 90 degrees. There is no erythema around his elbow, he has no fever, and a sensory and motor examination of his arm is unremarkable. Radiographs only show an effusion. The patient’s uric acid level is within defined limits. What is the next diagnostic step orthopedic problems in the upper extremity. 1. Shoulder anatomy. Joints – . glenohumeral. (GH), . acromioclavicular. (AC). 2. Shoulder anatomy. Rotator cuff muscles. 3. Shoulder ROM. Forward . flexion 0-150/180. problem you may have with your shoulder. The leaflet has been divided intosections, describing your shoulder, what we know about shoulder impingement Right arm seen from the sideArm bone an arch. See Protocol for Distal Biceps Tendon Repair This protocol is intended to guide clinicians through the post - operative course for distal biceps tendon repair . This protocol is time based (dependent o Price, Michael Tidwell, and John A.I. Grossman children who sustain birth injuries to the brachial plexus suffer significant functional limitations due to various sequelae affecting the shoulder and Kafadar IH, Karaman I, Yalman ZE, Gunay AE (2017) Case Report: Floating Elbow with Posterior Shoulder Dislocation. Open J Orthop Rheumatol 2(1): Clinical Group CC Byhttp://dx.doi.org/10.17352/ojor.00 75 year old woman. Fall from Standing height. Isolated Closed injury. Neurovascular intact. No medical problems. 75 YO F Low energy fall. Closed Neurovascular intact. Injury. Treatment. Approach. 75 YO F Low energy fall.