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Case 152 Asset 5 Quadrilateral Space Syndrome
Case 152 Asset 5 Quadrilateral Space Syndrome
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The speaker, Brent DeGoyer, a primary care sports medicine physician, explains how he evaluates and treats shoulder pain in overhead athletes. He checks for muscle atrophy and possible nerve impingement, including quadrilateral space syndrome, by comparing muscle groups and palpating the shoulder region. Treatment may include myofascial release, muscle energy techniques, glenohumeral mobilization, and scapular mobilization to reduce pain and improve motion. He recommends weekly treatment for 3–4 weeks, home range-of-motion exercises, and limiting overhead activities like throwing or serving. Ice or moist heat may also help calm irritated tissues and support healing.
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4th Edition
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4th Edition, Case 152
Topic
Shoulder
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4th Edition
4th Edition, Case 152
Shoulder
shoulder pain
overhead athletes
nerve impingement
manual therapy
range of motion exercises
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