肩关节运动损伤的康复（全英文）.pptxVIP

Rehabilitation of Shoulder Injuries;Structure of The Shoulder Joint Complex;Structure of The Shoulder Joint Complex;A. Acromioclavicular Joint Sprains (肩锁关节扭伤);Direct impact is a primary mechanism for an acromioclavicular sprain.;Injury Mechanism (cont.);Acromioclavicular Sprain Classification;Acromioclavicular Sprain Classification;Acromioclavicular Sprain Classification;2. Rehabilitation Concerns Stability of the AC joint The amount of time the athlete was immobilized Pain, as a guide for the type of exercises being used The soft tissue that was involved in the injury ;Focus of rehabilitation of Type I and Type II injuries: ;Type I and II AC Joint Strain Treatment and Rehabilitation ;Shoulder Sling;Type I and II AC Joint Strain Treatment and Rehabilitation;Type III AC Joint Strain Treatment and Rehabilitation;Type III AC Joint Strain Treatment and Rehabilitation (cont.);Rehabilitation Progression;Rehabilitation Progression (cont.);Type IV, V, and VI AC Joint Strain Treatment and Rehabilitation;Codmans pendulum exercise may be begun immediately after injury.;Rope-and-pulley exercises for regaining flexion and abduction (ROM).;Sawing exercises are used as a gentle range-of-motion activity for the glenohumeral joint.;T-bar exercises are active-assistive range-of-motion exercises that should be done for each of the cardinal plane movements.;Wall-climbing exercises are useful in regaining abduction and flexion.;L-bar exercises are active-assistive range-of-motion exercises that should be done for each of the cardinal plane movements.;Self-Stretching Exercises;Medial and lateral rotation of glenohumeral joint at 0o of elevation;Progressive Resistive Exercises;After Achieving Full Pain-Free ROM, No Pain, No Tenderness, and 70% of the Non-injured Shoulder Strength;Shoulder complex joint mobilizations:A. Sternoclavicular joint; B. Acromioclavicular joint; C. Scapular mobilizations; D. Anterior humeral glides; E. Posterior humeral glides; F. Inferior humera