Rehabilitation of Subacromial impingement syndrome

Name: Rehabilitation of Subacromial impingement syndrome
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Mulligan Technique (MWM)

Created bySelda Sokoli (Veizaj)

Last updated 3/2024

English

What you'll learn

To Learn the Basic Medical and Physiotherapeutic Concepts of impingement of subacromial conflict
How can we apply manual physiotherapeutic techniques for impingement of subacromial conflict
How can we use the Mulligan Concept at the level of gleno-humeral joint
How to apply practically this manual therapy in patients with impingement of subacromial conflict

Course content

3 sections • 15 lectures • 39m total length

Introduction7:57

Massage in sitting position4:04
How to apply massage techniques during the patient's sitting position for impingement syndrome.
2. Mobilization of gleno-humeral joint3:07
How to position the patient during the physiological mobilizations for flexion, adduction, abduction, internal & external rotation of the glenohumeral joint, and how to stabilize the hands and perform the movement.
3. Extension of gleno-humeral joint0:47
How to position the patient during the physiological mobilizations of the gleno-humeral joint, and how to perform them.
4. Mobilization of eight for gleno-humeral joint1:47
This is a passive mobilization for gleno-humeral joint with the aim of relaxing the patient, to continue with other manual techniques later
5. Mobilization of scapula bone in side line position2:28
Mobilization of the scapula in the side line position for its release, due to muscle contractures.
6. Mulligan mobilization(MWM) for flexion movement1:42
How should the physiotherapist position during the mulligan technique, when the patient have decreased the flexion movement for gleno-humeral joint. How should we position our hands and when the patient participates during this technique.
7. Mulligan technique with help of belt1:33
How do we put the belt and what direction of mobilization we apply during the Mulligan technique.
8.Passive stretching for superior side2:10
How do we position the patient during passive stretching of the muscles of the superior side.
9. Isokinetic exercises for gleno-humeral joint4:06
How to apply strengthening exercises for the superior side using the resistance of the physiotherapist's hand.
10. Isokinetic exercises with theraband for gleno-humeral joint.2:45
How to apply passive strengthening exercises for the superior side using the resistance of the therandand.

1.Stretching exercises with the help of bobath ball1:24
How we position the patient during active stretching of the muscles of the superior side with the help of bobath ball.
2. Active strength exercises with help of therabands3:04
2.1 Active strength exercises part II1:56
3. Active Proprioceptive Exercises0:48
We teach the patient active exercises for increased the range of motion for flexion and abduction movements for the gleno-humeral joint.

Requirements

Anyone who wants to learn about this course.

Description

In this course you will learn the practical application of manual and active therapies in subacromial conflict syndrome. First you will get to know the theoretical part of what subacromial conflict syndrome , the causes that install it, the diagnostic tests and all the elements that are part of manual therapy and exercise therapy.

Starting from the basic techniques to the more specific ones such as the mulligan technique with or without the help of the belt. We will theoretically learn how to diagnose this pathology through orthopedic tests and then physiotherapeutic maneuvers from the beginning to the end of the rehabilitation process.

In the manual techniques you will practically learn:

How to apply sitting massage,
How to perform physiological mobilizations with a short lever for the gleno-humeral joint,
How to perform mobilization of the scapula,
How to perform mobilization of form eight of the gleno-humeral joint.

In the following, how we will learn to perform :

passive stretching exercises,

How to perform isometric and isotonic strengthening exercises for the muscles of the shoulder area with the help of theraband and the strength of the physiotherapist's hand.

Meanwhile, in the active protocol, you will practically learn:

how to perform passive stretching,

How to perform strengthening exercises for the shoulder area ,

How to perform propioceptive exercises for the upper extermities.

Who this course is for:

Physiotherapy Students , Physiotherapist, Doctor, Gym instructor, Physical education teacher of the pre-university system

Rehabilitation of Subacromial impingement syndrome

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Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 8min

Passive protocol of subacromial impingement syndrome10 lectures • 24min

2. Active protocol of rehabilitation for subacromial impingement syndrome4 lectures • 7min

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