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228 | Shoulder Labrum Tears


228 | Shoulder Labrum Tears

Welcome to Episode 228 of The Optimal Body Podcast

Shoulder Labrum Tears

Torn shoulder labrum? DocJen and Dr. Dom discuss the anatomy of the shoulder labrum and symptoms that may indicate a shoulder labrum injury. They discuss potential causes of the shoulder labrum tear, and the different types of tears: SLAP and Bankart. Furthermore, they describe tests for shoulder labrum tears, research on approaching shoulder labrum tears with physical therapy or surgery, and what your MRI scan may be indicating. Finally, they discuss how to rehabilitate a shoulder labrum injury, including mobility, isometric exercises, and dynamic strength. Let’s dive in.

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What You Will Learn PT Pearl:

03:57 Anatomy of shoulder labrum

05:31 – Symptoms of shoulder labrum tear

06:07 – Causes of shoulder labrum tear

06:44 Types of tear

10:57 – Tests for shoulder labrum tear

12:45 – Conservative vs Surgery

14:32 – Does your MRI explain your symptoms?

15:14 – Has Dr. Dom had labral issues?

16:20 – How to restore external rotation function?

18:01 – Active Range of motion & loading

20:37 – Should you ice and rest?

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