Dr Sergio Martinez - How to identify and treat movement dysfunctions in the shoulder joint

Course Overview

Course Description

In this focused 1-hour lecture, Dr. Sergio Martinez delves into two prevalent shoulder movement dysfunctions commonly encountered in outpatient orthopedic settings: Anterior Glide Medial Rotation of the Humerus and Insufficient Upward Rotation of the Scapula. Drawing from his clinical experience at Surge Mobile Physical Therapy in South Texas, Dr. Martinez demonstrates effective evaluation techniques and evidence-based interventions tailored to these dysfunctions. This session equips clinicians with practical tools to enhance assessment accuracy and apply targeted treatments, empowering them to implement strategies in their practice immediately.

Learning Objectives

• Identify key movement dysfunctions affecting shoulder mechanics.

• Assess the impact of these dysfunctions on overall shoulder function.

• Implement manual therapy techniques to address identified dysfunctions.

• Apply corrective exercises to restore optimal shoulder movement patterns.

Chapters & Learning Objectives

Dr. Sergio Martinez- How to identify and treat movement dysfunction in the shoulder joint.

: 58:55 Hour

Course Description

 

Tune in on the discussion regarding shoulder dysfunctions by Dr. Sergio Hafid Martinez. PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, Cert. DN specialist.

Dr. Martinez talks about 2 common shoulder dysfunction that he typically sees in the outpatient Orthopedic Setting.

The dysfunctions are Anterior Glide Medial Rotation of the humerus and insufficient upward rotation of the scapula.

Dr. Martinez demonstrates how he evaluates and treats these dysfunctions for patients that see him at his clinic located in South Texas (USA).

This lecture will help therapists and other allied health care providers be able to evaluate and treat patients the very next day and will improve your overall clinical skills.

 

So come and learn evidence based literature by our US experts.