Posts Tagged ‘Physical Therapy’

Physical Therapy Diagnosis: Rotator Cuff Strength

How to precisely measure shoulder external rotator strength and range-of-motion using a universal goniometer. See all of the Physical Therapy Diagnosis and Treatment videos and downloads at www.Physical-Therapy-Videos.com .

Theraband Rotator Cuff Strengthening

Rotator Cuff strengthening with elastic tubing. 30 repetitions of each exercise is the goal –perform in sets of 10 to equal 30. Roll-up a hand towel and place between the elbow and the chest. Exercises include internal and external rotation as well as shoulder extension and shoulder adduction. Do not perform to the point of pain!

3 Shoulder Exercises for Rotator Cuff Injuries by Citihealth

Do you have chronic shoulder pain? Dr Robert Tashjian explains common rotator cuff injuries and the role that physical therapy plays in the healing process.

Rotator Cuff Exercises for Pain Relief / Shoulder Pain Relief

islandyoga.com to purchase this entire Rotator Cuff DVD. Simple exercises to relieve pain in the shoulder joint from bursitis, tendinitis, impingement syndrome, rotator cuff tears, etc. Rehab exercises from physical therapy to fix, help, stop, and end shoulder pain in just minutes a day. Features the DVD, 7 Minutes to a Healthy Shoulder and Rotator Cuff by David Wicker at Ko Olina Hawaii. This is a sample video only!

I Was Diagnosed With A S.l.a.p. Tear In My Rotator Cuff. I Am Faced With 2 Options, Surgery Or Physical Therpy

It is a partial tear. SLAP refers to “superior labrum anterior and posterior”. The doc says that a combination of physical therapy, pain meds and injections( I am assuming cortical) COULD POSSIBLY heal my injury. But doc said in most cases the patient ends up requiring surgery.