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29102014 1 Managing Atrauma2c Shoulder instability Anju Jaggi Consultant Physiotherapist/President of EUSSER [email protected] Tweet @anju jaggi Atrauma2c Structural Trauma2c Muscle PaLerning I II III Capacity for complexity Con2nuum of different ae2ologies What are the Drivers? Hyperlaxity Cuff & Deltoid insufficiency Primary Scapula Dyskinesis CNS Peripheral nervous System Motor Control Fear/Avoidance Disuse Inhibi2on Compensatory strategies Pain And so on..............

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Managing  Atrauma2c  Shoulder  instability  

Anju  Jaggi  Consultant  Physiotherapist/President  of  EUSSER  

[email protected]  Tweet  @anju  jaggi  

Atrauma2c    Structural  

Trauma2c  

Muscle  PaLerning  

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II  III  

Capacity  for  complexity  

Con2nuum  of  different  ae2ologies  

What  are  the  Drivers?  Hyperlaxity  

Cuff  &  Deltoid  insufficiency  

Primary  Scapula  Dyskinesis  

CNS  

Peripheral  nervous  System  

Motor  Control  

•  Fear/Avoidance  •  Disuse  •  Inhibi2on  •  Compensatory  strategies  

•  Pain    •  And  so  on..............  

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One  size  does  not  fit  all!  

•  Don’t  base  decisions  on  structural  pathology  alone  

•  Case  weight  the  problem  –  Hyperlaxity  –  Psychology  – Muscle  inhibi2on  

•  Muscle  paLerning  –  Cause  or  effect?  

Assessment  Algorithm  

Ac2ve  ROM  

Abnormal    

paLerns  

Posture  improvement  

Scapula  assistance  

Cuff  facilita2on  

Normal  PaLerns  

Supine  resisted  cuff  tes2ng  

Prone  +lag  to  RC  strength  

Improvement  Tes2ng  Scapula  Stability  Exs  

Phase  1  –  Weight  Bearing  

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Scapula  Stability  Progression  

•  Supine    •  Side  Lying    •  Prone  •  Don’t  forget  scapula  eleva2on  commonly  an  issue  in  MDI  

Direct  Dynamic  RC  Assessment  

Assess  ac2ve  shoulder  ROM     Use  isometric  rota2on  strength  tests                      Direct  treatment  to  ‘underac2ve’  component  of  RC  

Ac2vate  the  RC  in  the  unstable  range  Some2mes  a  muscle  is  overac2ve  because  its  

compensa2ng  for  inadequate  control  somewhere  else  

Ginn  &  Jaggi  ICSES  2013  

 Direct  Rotator  Cuff  Exs  

#  Its  tough  being  a  cuff!  

#  Don’t  underes2mate  the  weight  of  your  arm!  

Changing  LL  BOS  in  pa2ents  

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Does  LL  BOS  affect  RC    recruitment?  

Morita  W,  Alexander  S,  Jaggi  A  

•  20  Healthy  subjects  •  SEMG    on  lower  trunk  and  

posterior  rotators  •  Tested  MVC  ER  at  neutral  

and  in  ABD  •  Varied  posi2ons  

–  Standing  2  legs  –  One  leg  –  Tip  toes  –  Wobble  board  –  Prone  Lying  

•  ↓  BOS  –  -­‐ve  affect  on  RC  recruitment  

•  Core  mm  func2on  to  compensate  for  ↓  BOS  

•  Posture  affected  RC  recruitment  more  than  shoulder  posi2on  

•  Specific  RC  exs  –  maximum  recuitment  in  prone  lying  

Evidence?  

No  gold  standard  on  how  to  manage  atrauma2c  shoulder  instability  

No  RCTs  or  prospec2ve  cohort  studies  

What’s  best?  

Early  muscle  ac2va2on  

Reassurance    

Avoid  injury  

Predic2ve  factors  

Early  surgery?  

Restore  propriocep've  input  

Placebo  affect  

The  Focus  for  Therapy  

•  Reassurance  &  focus  •  Damage  is  not  always  representa2ve  of  symptoms  

•  Assess  the  specifics  of  shoulder  dysfunc2on  

•  Consider  the  implica2on  of  global  chain  stability  

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Help  us  answer  the  ques2on!  

Does stabilisation surgery followed by physiotherapy improve short & long term outcomes compared with physiotherapy alone?

Ms  Anju  Jaggi  Associate  Prof  Karen  Ginn  Dr  Susan  Alexander  Professor  Len  Funk  Professor  Rob  Herbert  

hLp://www.rnoh.nhs.uk/sites/default/files/par2cipant_info_sheet_-­‐_version_3_clean_-­‐_08.05.2013.pdf