Shoulder: Supraspinatus Transverse Friction Massage | Physical Therapy IAOM-US

[@nollythePhysio]

Excellent video. Nicely explained 👍

[@elaineeike5363]

OMG!! After 3 weeks of agony, and dozens of videos, this fixed everything, the pain, the mobility, the bone clicking, aching, and distress in less than one minute!

[@AdityaSingh-gj4tz]

Are u 100%free from pain now ???

[@elaineeike5363]

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[@aayushgupta8964]

@@AdityaSingh-gj4tz it aggravated my pain.

[@imogenekluson3186]

Thank you for this excellent, effective presentation. Much appreciated.

[@siyahbeyazbaki]

Great video! We physical therapy students want more videos from your channel!

[@IAOMUSVIDEO]

OK! We are working on it!

[@brendasmith7345]

Excellent!

[@garys8754]

Yes. This technique seems to be working…. I have been unable to perform any pressing movements for chest or anterior deltoids for 2 - 3 months. Ice alone was providing only partial, temporary relief but little healing. With This direct stimulation the healing has been accelerated. Thanks Doc!

[@aayushgupta8964]

Can we use this in chronic supraspinatus tendinosis?

[@IAOMUSVIDEO]

YES! especially for recurrent/chronic conditions such as tendinosis

[@iveterocha6271]

Great demonstration 🙏👌

[@ranjitm07]

At 1.16 its lesser tubercle and not corracoid process, greater tuberosity lies lateral to it

[@desantilasollaku772]

Hi! If we have a partial tear can do this friction massage? Thanks

[@johnyhansen1362]

not recommended ..rest as much as possible , allow for a complete heal without constantly re-injuring it

[@wajdi1977]

Absolutely yes

[@tusharmahajan5542]

Hi doctor, I have supraspinatus tendonosis. Can I do this ? Please 🙏

[@vivekvithalani]

How is your injury now? I am suffering from supraspinatus tendonitis since 7 months now, got injured through gym.. but still I am not pain free despite all treatments. How is your injury now? Has it healed? How much time did it take? And what measures did you take to recover?

[@rashpalbains4413]

Thanks Easy and understandable

[@sabatinorago536]

nice! i feels better instantly! Grazie

[@induphysiotherapycenter8435]

Thanks sir

[@imjustpassinthru7779]

My right shoulder has been making cracklings sounds and I figured it was a/c joint arthritis. But the MRI shows a partial supraspinatus tear and the a/c joint looks ok. I have no pain to speak of or loss of strength.

[@IAOMUSVIDEO]

MRI will show also structures and injuries that potentially do not relate with your current complaints. Make sure to have a complete clinical examination done by a Physical Therapy (Hopefully IAOM-US trained) that specializes on differential diagnosis. Let us know how we can help you!

[@turkersoykan5695]

Sağolasın dayı! 🙏🏽 yanaklardan mucks

[@Lasttime3162]

Kanka yırtık mı vardı?

[@tmmartin50]

Simple and helpful

[@mohamedorayith4626]

Wouldn’t you friction against the grain? So opposite direction ?

[@IAOMUSVIDEO]

Depends on the technique. Some authors would suggest to always perform it transversal/perpendicular to the fibers. The final direction would depend on the patient's tolerance - towards the most/least painful one?

[@atki0221]

Thank you!

[@umairmughal1126]

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[@tigerbeatfilms2943]

Is it supposed to be painful?

[@IAOMUSVIDEO]

The transverse friction massage itself should produce some pain. How much depends on the patients’ conditions and tolerance and what the clinician would like to achieve with transverse friction. If the goal is tissue healing, greater pressure during friction will stimulate greater healing (Gehlsen et al., 1999).

[@shahrozkhan1675]

good job

[@Benjamin_Physio]

after the friction we should stretch the muscle, strengthening or both?

[@IAOMUSVIDEO]

Yes, both! The friction massage helps to decrease the pain, which allows for the ability to load it, which in turn will improve tissue adaptation.

[@auliaputriputri7527]

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[@BoudjeleleMostefa-er6um]

😊😊 mm😊😊😊

[@IAOMUSVIDEO]

Best comment ever!

[@johnyhansen1362]

sorry doc , to me it looks like you tickle the tendon...how about you actually friction it like you mean it so people get it right

[@gweflj]

Good grief!