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Develop your expertise in shoulder instabilities.
Complete management of glenohumeral & clavicular instabilities, together with a full day dedicated to solving scapular dyskinesis.
MTS™ Level 2 is a complete course for managing most shoulder instabilities.
We'll cover glenohumeral subluxations & dislocations, acromioclavicular injuries and instabilities, sternoclavicular instability and the all important (and globally confused) scapular dyskinesis (in all its variations).
Day 1 will bring you up to speed on management of GHJ subluxations & dislocations, initial dislocation management and how it differs for recurrent dislocations. Non-operative vs operative considerations, picking the right surgical procedure (and surgeon), exercise management and necessary progressions.
All grades of ACJ examination and rehabilitation will be covered (including Grade IIIB and V). Taping, bracing, corrective exercise methods and considerations for return to sport. We'll also look at examination of the SCJ, instability issues and surgical vs non-operative care.
Day 2 is dedicated to solutions for scapular dyskinesis. This includes updates on population normals vs abnormals including current experimental research, ideal placement, rhythm, wings, tilts and flips. We'll take a closer look at the past and present methods used around the world for examination and management, along with adaptive and maladaptive patterns of movement.
There are double practical sessions for Day 2, taking you through initial management, selective muscle recruitment and positioning for open vs closed chain movements. We'll then look at integration of movements and return to resistance training and sport with new scapular patterns.
All sessions include lecture, case studies, group discussion and practical components.
*This course can be taken out of order with Level 3 - The Athletic Shoulder.
Pre-requisites
Course Fee (Sat & Sun 8:30-4:30pm)
TOPIC 3 - GLENOHUMERAL INSTABILITY
Practical Session
TOPIC 4 -STERNOCLAVICULAR INSTABILITY
Case Studies
TOPIC 5 -ACROMIOCLAVICULAR INSTABILITY
Practical Session
TOPIC 6A - SCAPULAR DYSKINESIS
Case Studies
TOPIC 6B - TREATMENT RECOMMENDATIONS
Practical Session
TOPIC 6C - INTEGRATION OF MOVEMENT
Practical Session
A patient sees you for advice and rehabilitation options for a recurrent GHJ dislocation (*3), occurring on moderate overhead force. Current rehabilitation has consisted of rotator cuff exercise for the past month in various positions and range of motion drills. She does not feel confident with overhead movement, despite full range of motion and improvements in her exercises. She is unsure about whether her rehab is complete or if she should opt for surgery. The winter season is five months away, and she would prefer to avoid surgery if possible.
She is waiting on an MRA, and has an orthopedic consultation in 6 weeks time.
Examination of the shoulder demonstrates scapular flip with ER and abduction loading. Low shoulder girdle positioning in overhead positions, mild antalgic neck movements and comfort in 90/90 actively.
How would you address the following ?
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