Although shoulder instability can occur in various forms and degrees of severity and the cause varies from patient to patient, the primary goal of physiotherapeutic treatment is to make the patient pain-free and improve shoulder stability. Today, physiotherapy is an essential part of conservative therapy when a decision is made against surgery (of course, physiotherapy … Physiotherapy exercises for shoulder joint instability
Summary An existing shoulder joint instability should never go untreated, as it can lead to serious consequential damage. Treatment during physiotherapy consists largely of strengthening and stabilizing exercises, which are performed either on the machine or without any aids, with the aim of compensating for shoulder joint instability. Existing damage to the joint, cartilage, tendons … Summary | Physiotherapy exercises for shoulder joint instability
The extensive mobility of the shoulder is composed of an interplay of different joints. This structure makes the shoulder joint the most mobile joint in our body. It is hardly stabilized by bones, but held by soft tissues such as ligaments and muscles. This allows a high degree of freedom of movement, but also a … Physiotherapy for diseases and pain of the shoulder
