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Physical Therapy of the Shoulder
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Physical Therapy of the Shoulder

Kirja: Physical Therapy of the Shoulder

Paperback ISBN: 9781437707403
Imprint: Churchill Livingstone
Published Date: 5th April 2011
Page Count: 488

The leading reference on shoulder rehabilitation, Physical Therapy of the Shoulder, 5th Edition provides complete information on the functional anatomy of the shoulder, the mechanics of movement, and the evaluation and treatment of shoulder disorders. It promotes current, evidence-based practice with coverage of the latest rehabilitation and surgical techniques. Case studies show the clinical application of key principles, and follow the practice patterns from the APTA Guide to Physical Therapist Practice, 2nd Edition, relating to shoulder disorders. Edited by Robert Donatelli, a well-known lecturer and consultant for professional athletes, this book includes a companion website with video clips demonstrating shoulder therapy techniques and procedures.

 

Malli: Olkapäämalli
(Shoulder Joint with Rotator Cuff – 5 part A880)

This shoulder joint model consists of the upper half of the humerus, as well as the clavicle and scapula. Besides showing the musculature of the rotator cuff, the shoulder joint model also shows the origin and insertion points of the shoulder muscles highlighted in color (origin = red, insertion points = blue). The following muscles of the shoulder can be depicted and even detached for a clearer understanding of the shoulder joint:
  • M. subscapularis
  • M. supraspinatus
  • M. infraspinatus
  • M. teres minor

Upon detaching the individual muscles, all movements of the shoulder joint can be carried out, namely:

  • Abduction
  • Adduction
  • Inner rotation
  • Outer rotation
  • Raising the arms to the front of the body
  • Raising the arms to the back of the body
  • Raising the arms above the horizontal plane and “making circles with the arms”