You’ve NEVER Seen This in MMA History - Aaron Pico's Wild Shoulder Injury
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ค. 2024
- Please don't try to do this if your shoulder pops out. Especially if you are competing in a combat sport.
Aaron Pico dislocated his shoulder during Bellator 286 and then his corner attempted to violently get it back in place.
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As soon as I saw Pico's coach doing that with his shoulder, I knew Doc Brian is gonna have a field day with it
When I saw it, I thought "Tell me you don't know what you are doing without saying 'I don't know what I'm doing'"
I cannot imagine the amount of pain he had to endure while that happened. Nothing showing on his face. What a beast. But hopefully there was no long term damage from those actions.
probably juiced to high heavens on adrenaline and other substances
my friend did the same thing to me when i dislocated mine and i swear ive never screamed so fucking loud in my life
adrenalines a helluva drug
@@jaydonbeatz3 I’ve had 3 surgeries on each shoulder, so I’ve dislocated them a ton, and you’re right it’s awful every time. Dudes tough for even letting them try it
Adrenaline
I love your balanced approach to giving pointers but also stressing to not cast negative judgement towards people who probably mean well but don't deserve hate for messing up. You are clear where the line is between good intentions-poor outcomes compared to bad intentions-bad outcomes. It really is a great thing to see people who can convey that in a balanced way these days, especially when this social media culture is so quick to send hate to people.
this doctor is high level. thank you for your service
He’s so young too whomever he’s a regular doctor for are blessed
I dislocated my shoulder and it hurt like I can barely describe. It popped back in almost by itself after a several seconds. I can’t imagine someone trying to get it back so violently. It blows my mind how that must hurt.
I have also similar experience
He gets beat up for living and especially in a middle of a fight a lot of adrenaline is happening
I heard getting it snapped back into place is satisfying like getting your back cracked by chiropractor. Also heard waking up from ko is like having the best sleep ever
dude, me neither - i had mine dislocated a few times, and it poped back by itself, except for one time - 4 hours of unbeliveble pain
@@radiofreealbemuth both are false information. Getting KO does not feel like a nice nap
I had a friend who had shoulder issues, and this is definitely not how to put it place. That was painful to watch
I hope that the coaches understand the video as something that they could learn how to do from specialists under these conditions where there's so much at stake and not as an attack on them.
When I first noticed Pico's coach using his shoulder like that, I knew Doc Brian would have a field day with it.
I've missed a few uploads from you, but saw this and clicked and wow the quality of your videos were always high, but the production value of these have really been through the roof lately! Hats off to you Brian for really upping the already high quality videos!
Separated shoulder in Iraq, given two shots of morphine, reset caused an impingement, had to separate shoulder (again) in order to relieve the impingement. It sucked. Ended up having surgery years later to repair torn labrum and rotator cuff. Dude is impervious to pain. Hope he’s ok long term. Great stuff Doc!!
@@escapedfromnewyork I enlisted just after that movie came out. Saw it while at reception with the other recruits before heading to basic training. Heard it then and heard it more 10 years later when I attended Officer Candidate School. I can never forget and my standard response was that I ordered the code red. Great times!!
All of your videos are just a joy to watch and very satisfying. Thanks Doc
There was a fight where one guy dislocated his shoulder and his opponent put it back with one swift and expert movement
I think I remeber that, did they not hug it out after and laugh?
He yanked down hard and quick which still isnt the correct way.. but better than whatever this fool was doing
When you nonchalantly mentioned "when the doc got out there... I don't know where he was that whole time" The doctor already watched someone have their shoulder permanently damaged but strolls in after to call it 🤣
Doc had money on the other fighter.
I'm pretty sure that's not the first time that dude yanked on somebody's arm like a Vegas slot machine.
I love this show. Great information!
This reminded me of the video of the fighter fixing his opponent's dislocated shoulder. I think they just resumed the fight. Pretty cool to see that.
He relocated it perfectly. That dude was classy and impressive.
This video is appalling.
In sports class a kid dislocated his knee and it looked fucking awful. The teacher gently grabbed the leg and moved it just ever so slightly and then it popped back in. The reactions were priceless, and the kid was ok but still got sent to the hospital. Dunno what that guy hoped to achieve, hope thats a learning expierence for alot of cornermen
Nice job doc!
Would love to hear your thoughts on Vikings safety Lewis Cine's compound leg/ankle fracture from the London game on Sunday against the Saints. Curious about your overall thoughts on the injury and your thoughts on him staying in London for the surgery/initial rehab. Love your videos!
I fell and dislocated my left shoulder many years ago, could not pop it back in myself, just too painful. Had to drive myself, one handed, down to the ER. They got it back in position in roughly 45 seconds or so. Had it in a sling for a few weeks. Fortunately, did not need follow up surgery on it. But I can attest to the pain and discomfort for certain, not something you want to do! Thanks again Doctor Sutterer for once again presenting another interesting aspect of sports injuries and their impact.
Good explanation.
Makes you wonder whether the ring doc had any responsibility to warn the corner about the dangers of sudden yanking like he was doing
Like he tried to scare the shoulder back in place
Hey Brian! Please make a video about the first fight on this bellator card where a guy broke his leg, it looked like he broke his tibia on the kick to the leg, and then the fibula broke only when he stepped back on it. That would be great to see your take on it.
I knew u gonna make a vid about this 👏🏼
Hey, love the videos! I think you should take a look at Lewis Cine’s injury. He plays on the Minnesota Vikings and it happened really recently. One of the most gruesome ankle injuries I’ve ever seen.
I remember when Chan Sung Jung(Korean Zombie) dislocated his shoulder against Jose Aldo
Your the best!
like DJ Khaled
It’s so funny that the damn commentator was trying to say that the fight shouldn’t have been called off. Dude only walked back this claim when it was alleged that there was a clavicle break
You should do a video on Nyheim Hines’ (Colts RB) head injury Thursday night. That was terrifying, especially as a Colts fan.
Should've animated the 3D model of the shoulder to follow along with what you're saying
Can we get a possible video for the Detroit lions player that got escorted off the field by ambulance?
I was waiting for dude to lay on ground and guy start stomping on his shoulder omg 😆
Exactly what I was thinking. If you ain't trained to pop a shoulder back in you certainly should not be doing that. Could have ended up doing even more damage. Fighters should consider having their own personal doctor in their corner in case of situations like this.
Yikes. My buddy had me lie on my back and grab his pant leg while he walked towards my head. The instant pain reduction when it popped back in was amazing. It kept popping out until I had surgery because I blew all the ligaments but the pain was never as intense as that initial dislocation.
Ive dislocated mine 4 times, and had 2 surgeries. Ive tried to describe to people how euphoric that feeling is, but no one gets it
@@jadenfisher3609 Yeah, one of those things you have to feel first hand. That big exhale and relaxation right after... amazing.
Please do Savion Smith Detroit Lions today. First career start.
Hey doc, would you please give your thoughts on the Emmanuel Moseley knee injury? 49ers v Panthers 10/9/22
Cheers
Can you PLEASE PLEASE do a video on Minnesota Vikings safety Lewis Cine who had a compound fracture to his left leg on sunday morning???
Please look into the receiver for the Bucs, Brate. He took a blow to the head, returned to the game, then went back out with a concussion some time later.
There was a fight a few years back, where one fighter separated his shoulder and his opponent pulled it back in place for him. The fight also continued, kinda crazy. It's probably somewhere on TH-cam.
Last time I had a shoulder dislocation, it was reduced by having me lay on a stretcher, hang the arm free over the edge, and then a nurse (or doctor) gradually lifted it up towards my head. Like you just kept it straight infront of you and then lifted the arm straight up, except I was laying down.
This is exactly what the doctor did putting my hip back in place.
Do you need surgery after this? Did the corner cause more damage, possibly tearing labrum more? Did you have surgery after your dislocation? Does it still dislocate?
I was so waiting for this video and how wrong their corner was for doing this
Kurt Busch is still out and bowman is inactive today so can you you do a video on Kurt Busch and Alex bowman
I’ve dislocated my shoulder playing football and I also made the mistake of violently yanking on my arm and it did actually go back in some how I’m not sure if that is what tore my labrum but i was able to get back out there his surgery for that labrum/rotator cuff is going to be painful tho
That looks extremely painful. Hope the guy is doing good.
Do a video on the draymond green punch
This makes it 100x worse
According to the commentary team, the doctor said that Pico had “a broken clavicle.”
can you go over Denver's Javonte Williams ACL Tore? It didn't seem like a lot happened but i guess it was a serious injury ):
Just had shoulder surgery 3 months that brings back bad memory's. Had to cut 7 holes in my arm to fix it
He forgot to shine a little flashlight in his eyes before pulling the arm off of his body.
You should check of josh Sheehan putting his friends shoulder back in at nitro world games
Pico is so talented. Take the loss and keep building.
Dang, that had to flippin’ hurt. What qualifications does that guy have to do that? Thanks…
So I shouldn't slam my shoulder into a desk after dislocating it to escape from a straight jacket?
Crazy how now Dana White has come out and said Jiri’s shoulder injury was severely agitated and worsened by the exact same situation where they were trying to pop it back in. Also note that the ufc doctors said Jiri’s shoulder was the worst they had ever seen
When I saw this I was like wow ! They must do this often in training which is why it probably pops out easily
If you’re trying to keep him in the fight, what else are you supposed to do? You kinda have to flail around and hope it goes back into place.
A question , what of some of us that have what is called double joints, you can pop it out yourself and pop it in again same with the hip
Ive been in dislocated shoulder and somebody aligned it back luckily it did well... For a few moments its not that bad maybe because of the adrenaline later that day hurts like hell..
I remember i got into a fight one on the bus after school years ago and I jacked my hand up real bad my pinky finger was dislocated real bad and some kid that was in wrestling was basically begging me to let him relocated it "he knows what hes doing" im like ya how about no thanks.
my friend has dislocated his shoulder multiple times and now it pops out a lot and he just pops it back in
covering my face more than most of these vids..
Look more painful trying to pop it in!! I remember this one!
they just massaged DJ's and it went back into place
yeah what the fuck i've never seen someone try to reduce a joint like that
Stimson technique, modified Kocher’s technique, and now the Pico technique lol
I would love to know this technique just for my general education. Do you think that they would have had more success if the other guys in his corner had helped? Maybe one could hold him, another could provide gentle traction, and a third could try pushing the shoulder back into position?
@@escapedfromnewyork Regarding this situation, I agree that they shouldn't have done it that way. If several guys are out fishing and someone dislocates a shoulder, I'm wondering whether the technique would be useful for helping the victim function well enough to get back to a vehicle and drive to the hospital.
@@VTPSTTU usually the Kocher technique or milch technique is the best way but if done incorrectly it could be troublesome… you shouldn’t relocate shoulders if you don’t know how to do it properly. You can also simply externally rotate the arm or something that’s called the eskimo technique (also used in Thailand for muaythai. Armpit on the rope or your sandwhich a chair backrest inbetween your body and your arm and pull down.
Always pull down… if you’re drunk or panicked and have the idea to do it on someone always pull down
@@muayboran6111 Thanks, I'll try to look up "Eskimo technique." I wish I could find a first aid class in adult education where they would cover stuff like this. I don't drink, so that's never an issue. Panic depends on the situation. I haven't faced a situation likely to make me panic in a while.
I live alone in a place that gets a great deal of snow and ice. A couple of years ago, I took two bad falls on the ice one winter. If I'm at home alone and an ambulance can't get to my place, I'd love to know what to do to put my own shoulder back into place.
If I came on an accident, my first instinct if I weren't injured would still be to take care of others who are hurt but not try to something as fancy and relocating a shoulder. On the other hand, I'm in poor health, and I fatigue quickly. If relocating the shoulder of someone involved in the accident would put another strong pair of hands in the effort of taking care of people, there could be value in that. In bad weather, I realize that help might need an hour or longer to reach the scene of the accident.
Nice Vince Carter jersey on the skeleton. 👍
Never thought about whether it would be illegal for the cageside doctor to intervene and pop his shoulder back in between rounds...🤔
Do a video on Vikings player Lewis Cine
nice
Ok I dropped out of medical school and even I know that is the completely wrong way to do it! Jesus Christ that looks painful!
"we want to do this in a slow deliberate movement"
coach: wrenching arm in the absolute complete opposite of what the dr is saying
That was so nails…. Holy hell
Do the Lewis Cine break 😊
After watching this, I now understand how difficult it is to fix a dilsocated shoulder. This also triggered an interest in eyebrow design. 👍
I've had 4 dislocations and 2 surgeries on my shoulder, and I've had to reduce my shoulder three times on my own. The technique I stumbled on accidentally that works for me is that I lay on my back, I imagine this relaxes the muscles, I then grab the wrist of the dislocated arm, and pull towards my head like I'm doing a snow angel with the bad arm. I don't know why I did this. The first time I did, was after someone tried to yank on my arm like in the video, after that I was seeing stars and got dizzy and laid down and i just put it back in. I've done it twice laying down, and once standing, its a lot better on the ground. I don't know if this is the right thing to do, but it worked for me.
Yeah it’s crazy. The first time it happened to me I freaked out a bit and whenever I moved my arm out of a position I could hold it in, it started hurting a lot. I was resting it on a table trying to figure out what I should do and it kind of just slid back in on its own.
I’ll give your technique a shot though if it ever happens again
@@davidluna9823 It sounds kinda weird, but on number 4 my shoulder was really loose so the dislocation didn’t hurt so bad, but that feeling of it going back in is indescribable
I try to stand up straight when I dislocated my shoulder if I'm sitting down i try to relax and lean back it works most of the time
I went to h.s with this guy he is the toughest guy no doubt .
Would pulling and yanking on the arm not further damage it????
usually, like this..
Whenever I see an injury in a sport that I'm curious about, I always tune in to Doc's channel and refresh. It's usually up within an hour or so!
The yanking of the arm itself just looked like a bad idea, and I know close to 0 about anatomy
Primoz put his shoulder back in himself
Why was Pico's coach trying to pop the sholder back in? I mean, even if it had been relocated, it's still a pretty bad injury and Pico might not be able to even punch with that hand !!
I love Pico but I am sad he will never fulfill the potential he had entering the game.
Riggs used to just slam his shoulder into a wall
I did not see this event live, my jaw dropped at the opening seconds of this video. Unbelievable. No excuse for that kinda ignorance in this day and age.
Ironic...
How was it dislocated?
Nyheim Hines was diagnosed with a Concussion and had the same symptoms as Tua. Do you think they are the same?
There is a great video of two Russian fighters. One dislocates his shoulder and goes to tap out, while the other (a physiotherapist) pull-pops it back in for him, and they continue.
Playing hockey as a Jr. I thought I had a seperated shoulder after going across the Blueline with my head down....in the dressing room 3 people tried popping it back into place and can tell you it was the most painful thing I ever went through. Wouldn't pop back in. At emergency the dr. diagnosed it as...I think a SLAP tear. I ended up having surgery on my labrum and the end of my hockey career. Never been the same but can say leave the drs work to the drs, not the coaches. I'll decide if I'm going back in or not ..not someone else .
his labrum after this... he might end up suffering from an unstable shoulder for years if not the rest of his life if it went wrong
Lol that guy is putting it back in like in the movies. Movies get it so wrong. You need the muscle to be relaxed and not being jolted like that. Cunningham technique was what used by doctor on me.
Aaron pico was born in my Hometown of Whittier,California
He never stabilized the scapula, (easy to do when lying down supine) so jerking the whole body violently moves the whole system. Milcher/ Faires
Enock Mwepu's heart condition. Can you explain please
Yeah, I dislocated my shoulder a couple of times and I can not imagine someone yanking on my arm like that. That coach needs a stern talking to.
That was painful just looking at the way they were doing it , I thought they may cause more damage or broken bones lol
I have dislocated my shoulder about 17 times as a recently as last week, I never let anyone touch it when it happens, I get it back in by rotating it
u mean chronic shoulder instability
@@johndoe-tj5bg yeah probably the right wording for it