only things about the initial assessment i would disagree with is that fact that they shouldnt have a shoulder injury. If they played QB it wouldnt be out of the norm
In Subacromial bursitis, the passive range will be almost as limited as the active range. Correct me if I am wrong. I was thinking of RC tendinitis all along.
inflammation need not necessarily show redness and swelling? as the examination showed no redness and swelling but subacromial bursitis was a working dx, and it's because it is internal and doesn't manifest the redness and swelling visually? just a clarification
Great video. Thoughts about the use of clustered testing? e.g. ''Michener'' for sub acromial pain syndrome? Although hawkins kennedy and neer are great tests, the post test probability rises when combined with the painfull arc, empty can and external rotation resistance. 3/5 would indicate prescence of SAPS.
only things about the initial assessment i would disagree with is that fact that they shouldnt have a shoulder injury. If they played QB it wouldnt be out of the norm
In Subacromial bursitis, the passive range will be almost as limited as the active range. Correct me if I am wrong. I was thinking of RC tendinitis all along.
inflammation need not necessarily show redness and swelling? as the examination showed no redness and swelling but subacromial bursitis was a working dx, and it's because it is internal and doesn't manifest the redness and swelling visually? just a clarification
yeah i'm slightly confused about the ddx too, because i thought that the ROM was both painful with the bursitis in AROM & PROM.
Great video. Thoughts about the use of clustered testing? e.g. ''Michener'' for sub acromial pain syndrome? Although hawkins kennedy and neer are great tests, the post test probability rises when combined with the painfull arc, empty can and external rotation resistance. 3/5 would indicate prescence of SAPS.
Why not frozen shoulder, Sir?
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