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Management of the Painful Shoulder
Following Spinal Cord Injury Course Schedule
Kim Ratner, PT

Day 1:Saturday


7:00

Registration

8:00 Anatomy and Biomechanics:
Integrating the neurologic and orthopedic perspectives
BI & SCI: what are the unique characteristics of the shoulder complex
  in patients with primary neurologic insult?
The role of the cervical and thoracic spine
Tone and Spasticity
9:00 Posture Evaluation:
What position should you assess in?
Scapula and humeral head position
9:30 Movement Analysis:movement initiation, scapulo-humeral rhythm, compensation, substitution, eccentric control
10:15
Break
10:30 Lab #1 (Movement Analysis: movement initiation, scapulo-humeral rhythm,
compensation, substitution, eccentric control)
11:30 Range of Motion and Strength Assessment: Position of assessment, testing motion vs. muscle
12:30 Lunch
1:00 Orthopedic special testing – contribution to a differential diagnosis
1:30 Lab#2 (Orthopedic special testing – contribution to a differential diagnosis)
2:30 Break
2:45 Joint Play, Soft Tissue Mobility and Neural Tension Testing
 
3:45 Lab #3 (Joint Play, Soft Tissue Mobility and Neural Tension Testing)
4:45 Pulling It All Together – full Evaluation
5:30 Questions

Day 2: Sunday


8:00- 8:15 Video Case Studies - Assessing Function & Relationship to Pain
8:15 - 9:15 Lab #4
9:15 - 10:00 Treatment: Positioning considerations, managing the inflammatory response; supplemental therapies
10:00- 10:15 Break
10:15 - 11:00 Taping and biofeedback
11:00-11:30 Lab #5 (Taping Kinsio vs. McConell)Joint, soft tissue, and neural mobilizaton techniques
11:30-12:30 Lab #6 (Joint, soft tissue, and neural mobilizaton techniques)
12:30-1:30 Lunch
1:30 - 2:00 Balanced shoulder strengthening: Considerations for power, speed and endurance; closed vs. open chain activities; plyometrics
2:00-2:30 Strategies for the busy clinic: Individual, group or independent sessions; incorporating function; quick screening
2:30-4:30 Lab #7 - Site Specific Patient Examples & extended lab
4:30 Questions and wrap up

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