Shoulder Active Range of Motion / Movement | Clinical Physio Premium

In this tutorial on shoulder active range of movement we will take you through everything you need to know when completing this aspect of your examination. In this video will cover how to perform and assess each movement of the shoulder whilst considering interpretation of common clinical signs and pathology you may see.
We hope you find this video useful for your learning!
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Thanks so much, this is very helpful :D I love that you added the images of the muscles involved in the movement instead of a simple list of names. It's so much easier to remember with the visual input

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Medical student here. Hyperextended my shoulder during a military press and have been desperately trying to self diagnose. Possible shoulder separation since I have a raised acromian joint or bump Thanks to you I have narrowed it down to a frozen shoulder, capsular tightness or ACJ injury.

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Update. I'm sure that it isn't a frozen shoulder. Pain only comes with range of motion on posterior medial rotation. I can get up most of the way up the back but not quite to the level of the other arm. ACJ is protruding but there was no pain when palpating the joint after injury.

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