ECREM FOAMed - Shoulder Dislocation Reduction Techniques

In this video, we cover some of the common techniques used to reduce anterior shoulder dislocations in the Emergency Department:
Traction/ Counter-traction technique - 00:19
Milch technique - 01:02
FARES technique - 01:45
Cunningham technique - 02:42
Davos technique - 03:30
Instructors: Dr Ibraheem Al Zaabi and Dr Mohamed Jaber
In collaboration with: Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi
Find more Emergency Medicine content at ecrem.org
FOAMed stands for Free Open Access Medical Education. ECREM FOAMed videos showcase instructions on clinical procedures and examination techniques, for use as reference by physicians-in-training, created by the team from the Emirates Collaboration of Residents in Emergency Medicine (ECREM).

[@baseloud7538]

Very informative and simple at the same time

[@rogersmadeni4815]

Good training

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[@husnamakeupartist8226]

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[@stopthethreat]

All you need is the Park method. No sedation needed. Technique itself provides pain relief. 30 seconds and its in. Nearly 100% success rate.

[@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...

[@namanbader]

I got my dislocation treatment with surgery