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Shoulder and ElbowDislocations
Shoulder and ElbowDislocations
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The lecture, moderated by Dr. Robbie Bowers, was part of the National Fellows Online Lecture Series. Dr. Matthew Gammons discussed the management of shoulder and elbow dislocations, offering practical advice for sports medicine fellows. The aim was to serve as an adjunct to existing educational programs, providing fellows with access to experienced members of AMSSM and aiding in CAQ exam preparation. Key points included the importance of knowing anatomical landmarks, documenting neurovascular status, and using gradual, not abrupt, force when attempting reductions. Inline traction can often reduce joint dislocations, which vary from simple to potentially limb-threatening. Specific techniques for shoulder and elbow reductions were discussed, with emphasis on remaining calm, using gentle movements, and gradually increasing force. The lecture included video demonstrations of different reduction techniques. For post-reduction management, early range motion is encouraged. The chance of return to play depends on achieving reasonable range of motion, strength, and protection. The session emphasized understanding of various reduction techniques and encouraged completing an evaluation post-lecture.
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Edition
3rd Edition
Related Case
3rd Edition, CASE 16
Topic
Elbow and Forearm
Keywords
3rd Edition, CASE 16
3rd Edition
Elbow and Forearm
shoulder dislocations
elbow dislocations
sports medicine
AMSSM
anatomical landmarks
reduction techniques
neurovascular status
CAQ exam preparation
National Fellows Online Lecture Series
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