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    shoulder instabilty

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    I am currently doing some work looking at shoulder instability. Does anyone know of any articles supporting the use of particular treatment approaches and can anyone direct me to articles looking at the over dominance of pec minor and lat dorsi in such patients?
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    Smile Re: shoulder instabilty

    hi friend
    are you concerned with motor control dysfunction of shoulder.i mean weakness of /muscle imbalance between core muscles and superficial muscles.in shoulder Wikipedia reference-linkrotator cuff is considered to be the core muscle by its concavity compression action.if rotator cuff is weak,the superficial muscles like pectorals and lattisimus will overact and cause shoulder instability
    the are articles by the name of shoulder instability in journal section of this site
    also check articles by mary magarey in manual therapy journal 2003
    in new zealand journal of physiotherapy there is an article on multidirectional instability
    please check these



 
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