Carol Dobrinsky, RMT

This is why I like all my patients to wear a mask when they come for a treatment.

Professor Kimberly Prather, PhD, Distinguished Chair in Atmospheric Chemistry at UC San Diego Interview with Dr. Jon LaPook, chief medical correspondent for CBS News June 1st, 2020. CBS Evening News segment about the role of aerosols in the spread of ...

*SHOULDER GIRDLE*
❓ What are we looking at here?
This is just a fantastic of the left shoulder and associated structures.
Clearly visible is the , , and associated and with the being slightly less easily visible (I imagine it's hard to calibrate the settings so that the thin scapula and robust clavicle are similarly represented).
🤔 What's clinically significant here?
Oh baby... Dat !
Look at that thing!
It looks good, and healthy, and very ummm... Shoulder-like.
But look at how unstable that looks... The ball and socket interface of the shoulder is a very minimal contact joint.
🤯 Ever wonder why it's so easy to dislocate and reduce a shoulder?
Think about how much effort is required by your group and your to maintain a stable and congruent connection through movement!
My next few posts are going to go over some simple exercises you can use to try to address shoulder instability, particularly in transitional movements!







Thanks for the