A Shoulder Dislocation Simulator

[@lexcoup]

This is revolutionary. We need this type of equipment not only for teaching but to prepare residents to perform the technique with confidence. You never know fully until you have done it yourself. Would be great to have one at our institute.

[@mn-medical]

Thank you for the comment! That is my creation. Please check www.mn-medical.com for Elbow Dislocation Simulator video also. You can contact [e-mail] for details.

[@jeromeriedl]

Looks like good practice for dislocating arms too. 😬

[@mn-medical]

I never thought about it, but yap. you will learn how to dislocate on purpose.

[@tom_something]

Seeing so many types of dislocations and techniques back to back is very informative.

[@lmellick]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Nimisum]

You don't have any comments on your older videos but I just wanted to say that you have done wonderful work throughout the years. Thank you! :)

[@lmellick]

Wow, thank you!

[@tamerkashou4243]

I swear, this doctor is like House! He’s brilliant!

[@MAR-g3k]

This simulation will be a great asset to teach medical students.

[@mn-medical]

Let me know if you need this simulator. contact me [e-mail] or [e-mail]

[@janpawel1297]

@@mn-medical your simulator looks great and mechanism looks simple, easy to repair i hope it will spread around the world

[@mn-medical]

@@janpawel1297 Thank you for the comment. I am working on it hard. Elbow dislocation simulator is on the way also. Stay safe and strong!

[@mn-medical]

@@janpawel1297 Thank you for the comment. I have been working for this for a long time and your comment means ago.

[@jeaniebranconi3319]

Thank You Soooo much for turning down the music!!

[@titoelflaco8172]

Got this recommend two days after I fractured my elbow and dislocated it and I'm anxious on the recovery process

[@mn-medical]

we are working on elbow dislocation simulator.

[@MikeLoveThyself]

Is it bad that my shoulder clicks with certain movements I’ve popped it out multiple times 😞

[@ATGG]

Yes, it is (Not a Doctor)

[@desmoMarco91]

I've popped it out twice and i need a surgery so I'll say yes for sure...get an MRI and see a doctor

[@hekh7694]

You're amazing!....Web page: @t isn't working?

[@stephaniethelander925]

Another great video! Thank you!😊

[@lmellick]

You are so welcome! Thank you!!

[@Omnis2]

Should davos be the go-to technique according to the literature describing it?

[@mn-medical]

based on? if you can try 10 different techniques on same patient and find a way to measure which one is better? it is impossible.

[@lmellick]

Probably not. It has about a 70% success rate. It is a good one for the recurrent dislocators who want to self treat at home.

[@حيدركرارذيابصبيح]

So fun to watch!

[@mn-medical]

Practice makes progress! Let me know if you are interested in our simulator. Contact [e-mail] or [e-mail]

[@lucianograff6512]

Great videos as always

[@lmellick]

Thank you!

[@mamtarai928]

Very Good

[@dr.smitshahOrtho123]

No Kocher's?

[@lmellick]

You are correct, we overlooked that one.

[@scottskyhawks20]

From someone who has dislocated their shoulder 21 times (anterior). And have had surgery on it after the 7th dislocation that failed. Watching some of these techniques makes me cringe. The Kocher’s is by far the least painful. I’ve had just about everything tried on me. I can’t help but wonder, why do these other techniques that can further damage the labrum and usually require sedation are often the go to of a ER physician, when a light dose of versed and a more calm approach such as the Kocher’s method would be much more beneficial. No need to put them to sleep when you can use a light dose of versed and a good technique. External rotation is the most painful along with any movement outstretched in front of the body. Just some thought from someone who has dealt with this for 10 years, been to multiple ERs, put to sleep numerous times, every technique imaginable tried and dealt with surgery and PT. I feel like we really have to be mindful of the labrum (especially on a patient who has a first time dislocation) to minimize damage and likeliness of a redislocation.

[@reyzie_zec8391]

I’ve had a dislocated shoulder for about a year now, I’ve tried many things but was to no avail. I’m really disturbed now I don’t know what to do pls I’m confused... What can I do? I need your help pls...

[@aluckynoob9077]

Did you get visited by a specialist?

[@MADXBLU]

Just watching the simulation looks so painful! 😣

[@mn-medical]

she has not made any complaining yet tho. I will ask her again.

[@rmhd7550]

Dislocating a shoulder looks very painful

[@kaleoandkainoa]

Is this product available for purchase?

[@lmellick]

Reach out to twitter.com/M_N_Medical

[@elizabethbeal8057]

Now I know how to dislocate my enemies shoulders

[@Lucifermorningstar-id9js]

Tnkyu doctor ❤

[@ЛидияФомина-й3п]

3:43

[@medicalbiochemistry_]

Good

[@christinacarroll3407]

it's too bad i'm too poor to afford a doctor but thank you this helps. i've been trying to put my own shoulder back into place for about 5 years now. hurts like hell on a daily. i only wish i could clone myself so i had someone to help me pop it back into place. if only i were a rich man i could pay the doctor all the precious monies he requires. last doctor i tried getting help from wouldn't even send me for the x ray.

[@globebemine]

Lay down on your stomach and put weight on the injured part ( on the hand) . That should reduce it, please try to seek medical attention at least for a reduction.

[@jessforbes5153]

First

[@oneseeker2]

I would NOT want that Dr working on me.