New Paradigms in the Disabled Throwing Shoulder (2024 Annual Meeting)-New Paradigms in the Disabled Throwing Shoulder

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The video features experts discussing shoulder injuries in throwing athletes, covering topics like internal impingement, labral anatomy, and scapular dyskinesis. Dr. Kibler stresses understanding pathomechanics, while Dr. Freehill discusses suprascapular nerve injuries and surgical treatments. The panel highlights differentiating between slap tears and emphasizes accurate diagnosis, personalized treatment plans, and cautious surgical approaches. The transcript further focuses on labral tears, restoring anatomy for optimal recovery, and rehabilitating muscles post-surgery. The experts discuss rehabilitating athletes, addressing shoulder biomechanics, and the importance of individualized treatment plans. They emphasize restoring anatomy, therapeutic exercises, and careful consideration of each patient's unique pathology.

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John D. Kelly IV, M.D., FAANA, Moderator | William B. Kibler, M.D. | Michael T. Freehill, M.D. | Michael J. O’Brien, M.D., FAANA | Brian R. Waterman, M.D., FAANA

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Concept Throwing Shoulder Injury

Concept Internal Impingement

Concept Scapular Dyskinesis

Concept Posterior Humeral Head Movement

Concept Posterior Labral Pathology

Keywords

shoulder injuries

throwing athletes

internal impingement

labral anatomy

scapular dyskinesis

pathomechanics

suprascapular nerve injuries

surgical treatments

slap tears

labral tears

rehabilitation

Throwing Shoulder Injury

Internal Impingement

Scapular Dyskinesis

Posterior Humeral Head Movement

Posterior Labral Pathology