Ayman the swimmer

Ayman the swimmer

1. Types of Pain

   • Somatic
   • Visceral
   • Neuropathic

2. Causes of Shoulder Pain

3. Sports Medicine

   • A speciality in both the not operative treatment and prevention of MSK illness and injury.

4. Movements of the body

5. Physical Examination of The Shoulder Joint

   • * Look (Inspection) : scars, shoulder alignment, swelling, muscle wasting, scapula asymmetry. * Feel (Palpation) : palpate & comment on heat, swelling, tenderness, crepitus and deformities. * Move (Range of Motion) : Perform some tests (active and passive) to evaluate movement, and Note for pain, spasm , abnormal sounds or movement.

6. psychology of pain

7. Swimmer's shoulder

   • Stages:
     • 1- Early Injury Protection: Pain Relief & Anti-inflammatory Tips 2- Regain Full Range of Motion 3- Restore Scapular Control 4- Restore Normal Neck-Scapulo-Thoracic-Shoulder Function 5- Restore Rotator Cuff Strength 6- Restore Technique, Speed, Power & Agility 7- Return to Swimming
   • Clinical presentations:
     • The author typically measures the following: Forward flexion and/or abduction Glenohumeral joint abduction Abducted external rotation Abducted internal rotation Maximum internal rotation
   • Complications:
     • 1- Rotator cuff tear 2- Degeneration 3- Calcification 4-Subacromial bursitis
   • Pathophysiology:
     • Over-training, fatigue, poor stroke technique, weakness, tightness, previous shoulder injury can lead to your muscles and ligaments being overworked. So injuries such as rotator cuff impingement and tendonitis, capsule and ligament damage, or cartilage damage can occur.

8. Lines of management of shoulder injury

   • 1- Pain relief 2- Physiotherapy 3- Alternative medicine

9. Anatomy of the shoulder

   • Includes the shoulder girdle, the cavicle, the scapula, three joints and the rotator cuff muscles.

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