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Throwing shoulder
Throwing athletes or athletes typically involved in overhead sports like badminton, lawn tennis, squash & baseball typically have a repetitive trauma to the capsule of the joint. The activity involves an impact injury during the deceleration phase of the throw/shot which damages the posterior part of capsule. Due to healing after the injury, scarring takes place which tightens the posterior capsule. This eventually leads to an altered kinematics during throw. During a violent
Milind Tanwar
Mar 91 min read


A-C joint pathology
Acromio-clavicular joint is common cause of shoulder pain typically seen in weight lifters, power lifters and athletes involved in overhead sports. This mainly involves loading of the AC joint with supra-physiological weights owing to the requirement. AC joint is a non weight bearing joint and due to repeated stress out of proportion to its ability, leads to early wear tear of cartilage and eventually arthritis settles in. This characteristically manifests as pain of overhead
Milind Tanwar
Mar 21 min read


Biceps Tendonitis
Biceps muscle tendon arises from the shoulder joint and is usually inflamed secondary to a rotator cuff pathology or SLAP lesions. Although, in athletes it might occur in isolation also. The main reason is a supra-physiological loading of this tendon due to exercises or repetitive micro-trauma. Fraying of this tendon is commonly seen in overhead athletes and may also be associated with instability and throwing shoulder also. A precise diagnosis is imperative to treatment and
Milind Tanwar
Feb 231 min read


Trapezitis
Trapezitis is a common problem which presents with an upper back and neck sprain. It can be isolated or associated with muscle imbalance or shoulder pathology. Isolated trapizius strain is mainly seen in people who require a long sitting desktop job with bad posture. In patients who have a rotator cuff pathology, the patient tries to substitute trapezius for initiating lifting up the shoulder which is the action of rotator cuff muscle. This leads to a chronic dyskinetic shou
Milind Tanwar
Feb 161 min read


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