Sports Injuries 272: Shoulder Injuries Course
Sports Injuries 272: Shoulder Injuries Course is organized by CCEDSeminars.
Course Description:
The occurrence of traumatic and non-traumatic shoulder injuries in sports is common. Athletes of all sports may experience shoulder pain and shoulder injuries. This program contains an in-depth review of the anatomy and physiology of the shoulder complex. The two-hour class details the mechanism of injury of several traumatic and non-traumatic shoulder injuries. The presentation progresses to thoroughly review patient evaluation including consultation, examination, and imaging. The class describes in-office chiropractic treatment and provides in-depth patient education in the prevention and rehabilitation of shoulder injuries.
Course Outline:
• Detailed description of anatomy and physiology of the shoulder complex
• In-office chiropractic diagnostic techniques and treatment approaches
• Patient education strategies for management of shoulder conditions
• Short-term and long-term recovery strategies for shoulder injuries
Learning Objectives:
• Develop an increased understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the shoulder complex
• Expand clinical knowledge to properly diagnose and treat shoulder injuries
• Develop new skills in the management of shoulder conditions
• Apply nutrition, supplementation, and exercise strategies.