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anterior
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posterior
supraspinatus
anatomy
biceps
humerus
subscapularis
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Posterior
Shoulder
...
Dislocation
on ...
POCUS
The
team
... #
Dislocation
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POCUS
... #clinical #
ultrasound
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Point-of-Care
Ultrasound
... to Identify
Shoulder
...
Dislocation
#Clinical ... #Diagnosis #
POCUS
... #MSK #
POCUS
#
Shoulder
Anterior
Shoulder
...
Dislocation
Pre ... Point of Care
Ultrasound
... (
POCUS
) Using ... #
POCUS
#
Ultrasound
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Test for Labral
Tear
... of the
Shoulder
... fully abduct the
shoulder
... is considered a
positive
... clinical #video #
sports
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Dislocation
on ...
POCUS
High speed ... Pain - VCU
Ultrasound
... #
Dislocation
#
POCUS
... #clinical #
sports
►
Supraspinatus
Tear
... Passively adduct the
shoulder
... The test is
positive
... #
Shoulder
#PhysicalExam ... clinical #video #
sports
►
Anterior
Shoulder
...
POCUS
Ultrasound
... #
Dislocation
#
POCUS
... #MSK #
ultrasound
... clinical #MSK #
sports
►
what a posterior
shoulder
...
dislocation
looks ... like on
ultrasound
... #
sports
#Clinical ... #
POCUS
#MSK
►
capitate ("apple")
should
... in the lunate ("
tea
... cup") which
should
... sit in lunate "
tea
... #Orthopedics #
Sports
Ultrasound
-Guided ... , reduction of
shoulder
...
dislocation
, drainage ... #nerve #block #
ultrasound
... #anesthesia #
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