Shoulder Dislocation Explained Clearly (Glenohumeral Joint Dislocation)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- Shoulder dislocation (Glenohumeral Joint Dislocation) is the most common large joint dislocation. We look at the mechanisms (Anterior, Posterior and Inferior) as well as X-Ray findings and treatment.
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Video Timestamps:
0:00 Shoulder Joint Anatomy
1:45 Anterior Shoulder Dislocation
2:48 Posterior Shoulder Dislocation
4:03 Inferior Shoulder Dislocation
4:25 Shoulder Dislocation Complications
5:12 Diagnosis (Anterior Shoulder Dislocation X-Ray)
6:13 Posterior Shoulder Dislocation X-Ray
6:54 Shoulder Dislocation Treatment
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I have watched nearly all your videos (GS, Medicine, and now paych and neuro). The good thing is that you know well from where you should get the information as an example if the topic is GS you cover the GS side of the topic and that is amazing. also you organize your topics very well (concise and comprehensive) . I hope you do more ortho and neurology/ surgery for the next videos.
You guys deserve more recognition, keep the good work going.
Few minutes but Rich in knowledge 👏🏻🙏
Glad it was useful!
Amazing video, thanks from France ❤❤
Got an Anterior Dislocation the other day, very interesting to see what really happened
Can you make a video on blood malignancies like leukemia and lymphoma
Yessss!! More orthopaedics please
Excuse me sir my shoulder was dislocated like elbow reduction method plus sling was done for 30 days and physio therapy done is it done or what like physio said me to strengthen muscles does it require surgery ? I'm feeling ok like sometimes with instable too
I have hill sach bankart and a slap tear
how to make it happen less?
Greetings !!
I hope this message reaches you.
I am 24 yrs Old and had a posterior Shoulder dislocation while sleeping face down to earth when it dislocated. (As if you are carrying a mountain = pose of sleeping)
For sure, it was not serizure or epilepsy...
I throwed balls and even had a fall on my back the previous day. I play badminton and want to continue it till I get old as a hobby. It's the only thing I love to do. It's mesmerizing.
And after 2 weeks i had MRI Done which says, Non-Bony Bankart lesion labrum tear (1 to 5o clock). I have felt pop out and pop in of shoulder joint for a second during my smashes.
I am recovering fast as of now. I can lift my arm straight.
Most Doctor are recommending surgery with knotless sutures and all Physiotherapist says to get it exercise consistently for 5 to 6 months.
Should i get surgery done or do rehab or both ?
Bro get surgery more dislocation more complicated surgery.....your shoulder will pop out unless you stop all physical activity ....I m on same boat next month I m on for surgery
@@zohebansari6429 Thank you for sharing wisdom.
It's been 1 Month and 1 week..
And swelling still persist in triceps area BUT
I am doing isometric exercises with finger wall exercise...
I am seeing improvement in range of motion as well..
I cannot get surgery as i have my End Semester exam..
Since you are planning for Surgery, I recommend you (i am also a patien, not a doctor) to do some shoulder Range of Motion exercises as it's protocol...
Do rotator cuff strengthening exercises also
You will see instant relief. I can assure you..
Question... Is it your 1st dislocation also ?
Good wishes for your speedy recovery
@@iOptimistno man my second dislocation and suffer sublaxation 1 times just in 7 months ....I m a gym guy did good rehab for first 2 months thought everything fine but dislocation happen in gym and throwing ball sublaxted............I got big tear in mri 300° so I decided to go surgery
@@iOptimist I told that I will go surgery in December 😅😅 ....so can't say
@@zohebansari6429 ohh i forgot, my bad !!!
Please keep us updated.
Also, plan your 1st two weeks post surgery so you don't get bored..
Meh i wish i could play competitive eSports games :3
I have posterior shoulder I can lift my arm above my head but my external rotation is lock what should I do?
@yahutjjuan6055 so how's your shoulder condition now ?
out stretched hand cause posterior dislocation 2:00
Happens to me 1-2 times every year, can't use my arm property bc of that
3:37
Gymnasts can do it on purpose while hanging on a bar and require zero recovery. I am hoping this video can explain what they are doing exactly.
I mean I can do it painlessly when doing reverse prayer pose but if it happens by accident with force involved it’s very very painful and there is soft tissue damage. I think it’s about controlling the movement
@SobrietyandSolace thank you for taking the time to respond little wolf. Appreciated.
😊👍
@@deltalima6703 You’re welcome. I believe building muscular strength to control extension is key to preventing ligament damage as much as possible with these movements 👍