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Cervicothoracic-Shoulder Contributions to Upper Limb Symptoms
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  • Stephania Bell
  • Michael Ross
  • Jeremiah Y. Samson
  • Michael Wong, Azusa Pacific University
  • Emmanuel Yung, Sacred Heart University
Document Type
Presentation
Publication Date
2-1-2015
Program
Physical Therapy
Abstract

This session will describe the missing link in correctly detecting contributions from the cervicothoracic spine and shoulder regions in patients with upper extremity disorders. Once properly identified, these interventions can be directed toward relevant impairments, thereby achieving optimal outcomes. Through the use of patient case examples from professional and collegiate athletics and members of the US military, this exciting and interactive session will provide physical therapists with key rehabilitation concepts of the cervicothoracic spine and shoulder regions for patients with upper extremity disorders.

Comments

Peer-Reviewed Presentation.

Conference Name
Combined Section Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association
Conference Site
Indianapolis IN
Citation Information

Bell, S. et al. (2015, February). Cervicothoracic-Shoulder Contributions to Upper Limb Symptoms. Lecture presented at Combined Sections Meeting in Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis.