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Shoulder Dislocations
by
Eric C.
Posted
Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:30pm
Shoulder dislocations are not something you want to rush. Give them time; trust me.
With shoulder injuries, your goal right should be to do whatever you can to maintain a training effect. Train the uninjured side and your legs as best as you can.
Eric Cressey
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Shoulder dislocation and prevention »
by
Chris M.
Posted
Sun 07 Sep 2008 8:30pm
In my previous article, “Shoulder surgery proves to be effective for the longterm”, I wrote about a study that had been done involving young, active military cadets.
(photo by soldiersmediacenter)
The basic question of the study was:
Is there any advantage to surgically repairing an initial dislocated shoulder on a young, athletic person vs
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Shoulder dislocation and shoulde...
by
Chris M.
Posted
Sun 28 Sep 2008 9:33pm
) are no longer in contact. In fact, they are dislocated from one another
Shoulder Separation
A separation occurs when the acromioclavicular joint is injured. There are six types...
Shoulder dislocation and shoulder separation are commonly confused. Though they are both very serious injuries, they are completely different.
Bones of the shoulder joint
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Shoulder Dislocation| Exercises
by
Dr. Jennifer C.
Posted
Tue 07 Oct 2008 6:20pm
of the arm.Clinical Biomechanics. 22(5):495-501, 2007 Jun).
The shoulder tends to dislocate up and to the front with the arm away from the body with the thumb up (as in overhead activities). The subscapularis and latissimus dorsi guards the shoulder during this upward movement to prevent the shoulder from dislocation. These muscles cannot be allowed to get too tight
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Trick of the Trade: Legg Maneuever for shoulder dislocation
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Michelle Lin
Posted
Wed 03 Nov 2010 12:00am
There are many ways to relocate a shoulder dislocation. Most of these ways require procedural sedation. What if the risks of procedural sedation outweigh the risks... maneuver for patients with anterior shoulder dislocation. J Am Osteopath Assoc. 2008 Oct;108(10):571-3. PMID: 18948640
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Trick of the Trade: Ultrasound-guided injection for shoulder dislocation
by
Michelle Lin
Posted
Tue 08 Nov 2011 12:00am
Who loves relocating shoulder dislocations as much as I do?
I know you do.
Often patients undergo procedural sedation in order to achieve adequate pain control and muscle relaxation. Alternatively or adjunctively, you can inject the shoulder joint with an anesthetic. Personally, I have had variable effectiveness with this technique. In cases
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How Long Do You Immobilize the Shoulder After a Dislocation?
by
Mike Reinold
Posted
Mon 04 May 2009 4:49pm
A recent guest post from Dan Lorenz discussed immobilizing the shoulder in a position of external rotation following an anterior dislocation. While this concept... practices.
How Long Should You Immobilize the Shoulder After Dislocation?
Another common question regarding the immobilization of shoulders after dislocations involves
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A dislocated shoulder hurts – a ...
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Chris M.
Posted
Mon 29 Sep 2008 6:57pm
A dislocated shoulder hurts – a lot! A shoulder dislocation occurs when the ball of the upper arm bone (humerus) becomes separated from the shoulder blade (scapula... called the glenoid. When this ball (of the humerus) is caused to become dislodged from the socket, then the shoulder is said to be dislocated. It can be quite painful and your
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Dislocated Shoulder Reduction in Wilderness
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Dr. Erik McLaughlin
Posted
Sat 13 Jun 2009 12:31am
The Medicine for the Outdoors blog by Paul Auerbach has produced yet another great article! This tip on a technique for reducing a dislocated shoulder comes courtesy... doc, blog review, milch technique, shoulder dislocation, Wilderness Medicine
The Medicine for the Outdoors blog by Paul Auerbach has produced yet another great article
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