SHOULDER ASSESSMENT SERIES PART 21: SCAPULAR ASSISTANCE TEST (SAT) The Scapular Assistance Test assesses for scapular dyskinesis, which is often the case with shoulder patients or sometimes the underlying reason for shoulder problems in the first place. If this test is positive, you can assume that your patient is lacking lateral rotation of the scapula, which is necessary for the humerus to abduct (and flex) without impinging. #shoulderimpingement #shoulderassessment | Physiotutors

🔵 subscapularis (shoulder) stretching and mobility with the assistance from a pole. Use a broom handle or similar. See your doctor for *your* shoulder pain #shoulders #shouldermobility #polemobility | Bannockburn Chiropractic & Physical Therapy

Shoulder Assessment Series Part 21: Scapular Assistance Test (SAT) The Scapular Assistance Test assesses for scapular dyskinesis, which is often the case with shoulder patients or sometimes the underlying reason for shoulder problems in the first place. If this test is positive, you can assume that your patient is lacking lateral rotation of the scapula, which is necessary for the humerus to abduct (and flex) without impinging. | Physiotutors

Come let’s Test your scapular ! Scapular wear 🙆🙆and tear can lead to various forms of pain due to the complex role the scapula (shoulder blade) plays in shoulder movement and 🙌🙁🤾🙆🙆stability. Conditions that can arise from scapular wear and tear include: 1. Scapular Dyskinesis: Abnormal movement of the scapula can cause muscle imbalance and joint stress, leading to pain. 2. Rotator Cuff Tendinitis or Tears : The rotator cuff muscles attach to the scapula, and wear and tear can cause inflam

Upper Back & Scapular Pain Explained | Causes, Diagnosis & Best Treatments ⁨ Are you suffering from upper back or shoulder blade (scapular) pain that just won’t go away? 😣 In this video, Dr. Rajendra Sahoo explains the real causes behind upper back and scapular pain — from muscle strain and posture problems to nerve compression and spine issues. Learn how to identify the source of your pain and explore advanced, non-surgical treatment options like pain blocks, physiotherapy, and targeted laser

How to Fix Scapular Winging. Scapular dyskinesis is caused by weakness from muscles or nerve damage. The push-up plus strengthens the serratus anterior muscles, regaining stability of the scapula. #fitness #gym #workout #posture | FitnessFAQs