Shoulder Dislocation

A hand therapist/upper extremity specialist is important in the treatment of a traumatic shoulder dislocation. Each traumatic shoulder dislocation is different and will require a thorough evaluation to determine the best treatment approach. Therapy will focus on protecting the shoulder, decreasing pain and improving motion through the use of activities, exercises and workor sports-specific tasks. A hand therapist will also work closely with the physician and patient to improve shoulder function. “Working with a knowledgeable hand therapist can make the difference between success and failure in complex hand surgical cases. The therapist extends the continuum of our care, as well as functioning as coach and trainer for our patients.” Marybeth Ezaki, MD, President, American Society for Surgery of the Hand P A T I E N T E D U C A T I O N R E S O U R C E Traumatic Shoulder Dislocation

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