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Current Clinical Concepts: Nonoperative Management of Shoulder Instability.
Journal of Athletic Training 2023 June 22
Non-operative management following a shoulder dislocation or subluxation remains a challenging and complex task. Accurate diagnosis of the condition, and shared decision-making regarding operative and non-operative management, as well as timing of return to play is required. This clinical concept paper introduces a shoulder instability framework that addresses these fundamental clinical dilemmas. Valid clinical prognostic tools which can predict recurrent shoulder instability are reviewed. The process of shared decision-making within the realm of shoulder instability is also presented. Finally, a framework for progressive rehabilitation that addresses deficits in motor control, strength, and endurance in scapula and shoulder musculature is presented to guide patients from an initial instability event, through to return to play.
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