Manua l Therapy Technique s f or t he Shoulder. LCD R Joe Strunc e PT, DSc, OCS, FAAOMPT



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Manua l Therapy Technique s f or t he Shoulder LCD R Joe Strunc e PT, DSc, OCS, FAAOMPT

Shoulde r Techniques GH Physiological Mvmts Flexion (Grade 4) Abduction (Grade 4) External Rotation (Grade 4) Internal Rotation (Grade 4) Horiz. Flexion (Grade 4) GH Accessory Mvmts AP Glides in Abduction Caudal Glides in Abduction Caudal Glides in Flexion AC Accessory Mvmts AC Joint Caudal Glides Clavicle Rotation (Wiggle)

Shoulde r Flexi on Grades IV IV+ Patient position: Supine Proximal hand: Reach under patient and grasp the upper trapezius muscle; forearm lies along medial border of scapula. Distal hand: Grasp the distal humerus in a position to stabilize the elbow joint. Use the proximal hand to stablize the scapula and prevent shoulder shrugging. Bring patient s arm into flexion to find resistance (R1 and R2. Apply small amplitude flexion mobilizations (2-3 ) within this resistance.

Shoulde r Abduction Grades IV IV+ Patient position: Supine Proximal hand: Reach under patient and grasp the upper trapezius muscle; forearm lies along medial border of scapula. Distal hand: Grasp the distal humerus in a position to stabilize the elbow joint. Use the proximal hand to stablize the scapula and prevent shoulder shrugging. Bring patient s arm into abduction to find resistance. Apply small amplitude abduction mobilizations (2-3 ) within this resistance.

Shoulde r External Rotation Grades IV IV+ Patient position Supine, shoulder abducted and elbow flexed to 90, upper arm resting on plinth Proximal hand: Grasp the distal humerus; lay forearm across anterior shoulder for stabilization Distal hand: Grasp wrist and hold in a neutral position Bring patient s arm into external rotation to find resistance. Apply graded mobilizations (~10 ) within resistance. May be performed in various degrees of abduction based on patient symptoms and response

Shoulde r Internal Rotation Grades IV IV+ Patient position Supine, shoulder abducted an d elbow flexed t o 90, upper arm restin g o n plinth Proxima l hand : Grasp the distal humerus; la y forear m across anterior shoulder fo r stabilization Dista l hand : Gras p wris t and ho ld in a neutral position Mobilizatio n technique Brin g patient s ar m into internal rotatio n to fin d resistance. Appl y grade d mobilizations (~10 ) with in resistance. Ma y be performe d in various degrees o f abductio n base d on patient symptoms an d response

Shoulde r Horizonta l Flexi on Grades IV IV+ Patient position Supine, shoulder and elbow flexed to 90 Proximal hand: Place the heel of one hand under the medial border of scapula for stabilization Distal hand: Grasp wrist and hold in a neutral position Tuck patient s elbow into your shoulder crease Small amplitude mobilizations into HF are applied: 1) Along humeral shaft, or 2) In a direction toward the opposite shoulder. Used independently or together

Glenohumera l Joint AP Glides in Abduction (Grades III IV) Patient position Supine, shoulder off plinth in abduction, elbow flexed to 90 Distal hand: Grasp the patient s distal humerus and elbow; hold patient s forearm against yours Proximal hand: Heel of hand placed against anterior humeral head Graded AP mobilization is applied through your mobilizing arm against the humeral head. May be performed in various degrees of GH ABD and HF based on patient symptoms and response

Glenohumera l Joint Caudal Glides in Abduction (Grades III IV) Patient position Supine, shoulder off plinth in abduction, elbow flexed to 90 Distal hand: Grasp the patient s distal humerus and elbow; hold patient s forearm against yours Proximal hand: 1 st web space or heel of hand placed against head of humerus (adjacent to acromion) Graded mobilization is applied through your mobilizing hand to glide the humeral head caudally. Elbow may be held stationary, or carried on line with humerus or further distally depending on irritability

Glenohumera l Joint Caudal Glides in Full Flexion (Grade IV) Patient position Supine, shoulder off plinth in abduction, elbow flexed to 90 Distal hand: Grasp the patient s upper arm with the lateral border of index finger against humeral head and thumb into axilla; hold patient s arm against your side. Proximal hand: Heel of hand placed along the lateral border of scapula Graded mobilization is applied through your mobilizing hand to glide the humeral head caudally. Scapula is stabilized using firm pressure along the lateral border.

Acromioclavicular Joint Caudal Glides Patient position: Supine Place the tips of both thumbs on the superior surface of the clavicle adjacent to the AC joint; spread fingers out for stability. Position forearms in line with the caudal movement at the AC joint. Graded oscillatory mobilization is applied by your arms, acting through stable thumbs. Pad of your outer thumb should feel the joint motion (feel for the stationary acromion process).

Clavicle Rotation (Wiggle) Patient position: Supine Stand near the patient s shoulder, facing towards the clavicle. Gently grip the mid clavicle using your thumbs on the inferior edge and finger tips superiorly. Apply a gentle mobilization force using a rocking or wiggling motion through repetitive wrist flexion and extension. Works as a nice easing technique following direct AC and/or SC joint mobilizations.