101. Shoulder Pain | Rotator Cuff Injuries | Clinical Sports Medicine Book This chapter on shoulder pain and rotator cuff injuries focusses on the clinicalperspective. Excerpt from Clinical Sports Medicine book. http://www.clinicalsportsmedicine.com/chapters/14b.htm

Chapter 14 Shoulder Pain with W. Ben Kibler (The first 11 pages of this chapter are online) Functional anatomy Clinical perspective - A practical approach to shoulder pain Clinical perspective - History Clinical perspective - Examination Investigations Clinical perspective A practical approach to shoulder pain Because there are numerous structures that can cause shoulder pain, it is helpful if the clinician can narrow the problem down into one or more of the following ‘categories' of shoulder pain; (i) the rotator cuff, (ii) instability, (iii) the AC joint, (iv) referred pain. Furthermore, the clinician must seek predisposing factors for the injury that is diagnosed. Careful clinical assessment can often go a long way to achieving both of these goals. Before explaining the key features of the history and physical examination, we provide a brief overview of the four common categories of shoulder pain listed above. Injuries to the rotator cuff muscles and tendons may be acute, chronic, or acute on chronic. Acute injuries include muscle strains and partial or complete tendon tears. Overuse injuries include tendinopathy and tightening and focal thickening of the muscle bellies. An example of an acute on chronic injury is a complete rotator cuff tendon tear in a previously degenerative tendon. Athletes with rotator cuff tendon injuries frequently present with shoulder impingement. Shoulder instability is another common cause of shoulder pain. Pain resulting from instability may be due to sprains of the anterior shoulder capsule or secondary impingement as well as acute subluxation and dislocation. Glenoid labral lesions may occur either as an acute injury or as a result of overuse. Instability may be obvious clinically in patients who are having recurrent episodes of dislocation or subluxation. In many cases, however, instability may initially cause relatively minor symptoms such as mild impingement.

102. WHNT-TV, Huntsville, AL: Rotator Cuff Injuries rotator cuff Injuries The rotator cuff muscles are not meant to functionunder stress with the arm above a line parallel to the ground. http://www.whnt.com/global/story.asp?s=1230623

103. Rotator Cuff Injuries - Symptoms, Treatment And Prevention Symptoms, Treatment and Prevention of rotator cuff Injuries. http://www.healthscout.com/ency/68/333/main.html

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104. PreventDisease.com - Rotator Cuff Tendinitis, Rotator Cuff Injuries, Rotator Cuf rotator cuff tendinitis (RCT) refers to microtearing or inflammation of one or more (or both)-is a common factor in RCT and many rotator cuff injuries. http://www.preventdisease.com/fitness/sportinjuries/articles/rotatorcuff.html

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105. Shoulder - Rotator Cuff Pain - Health Information Overuse injuries to the rotator cuff muscles (surrounding the shoulder rotator cuff injuries often involve muscle strength and flexibility imbalances. http://www.mckinley.uiuc.edu/Handouts/shoulderpain/shoulderpain.html

Go to PDF Version Shoulder - Rotator Cuff Pain ARE YOU FEELING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING? Pain or tenderness in the front, side or back of the shoulder that occurs when throwing serving spiking hitting an overhead shot hitting a backhand stroke hitting a forehand stroke sleeping on your side raising arm overhead beginning a game or workout Overuse injuries to the rotator cuff muscles (surrounding the shoulder blade - see above) are common in racquet, throwing and hitting sports and swimming. These muscles are specifically involved in motions used in these sports and also in helping to hold the upper arm bone in the shoulder socket. Rotator cuff injuries often involve muscle strength and flexibility imbalances. This condition is often brought on by: Increasing the speed and force of throwing or hitting motions too quickly when starting a new sport season Repeatedly hitting or throwing at high speed and with high forces over a long period of time Tight pectoral (chest), posterior shoulder joint capsule, and rotator cuff and lat (mid back) muscles Weak rotator cuff muscles Faulty throwing, hitting and weightlifting technique

106. Over 100 Stretching And Flexibility Exercises flexibilty and sports injury information you need, right here. Our Stretching Sports injury Archives are packed with informative articles on improving http://www.thestretchinghandbook.com/

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