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The Impact of Shoulder Mobilization during Resisted Shoulder Abduction on Scapular and Shoulder Muscle Activity

Erika Cyrus Barker

Altered scapular and shoulder muscle recruitment patterns are frequent findings in sufferers with shoulder disorders. Individuals with symptomatic rotator cuff tears might also existing with diminished recreation of the deltoid muscle, whereas sufferers with shoulder impingement syndrome may additionally have diminished decrease trapezius and elevated higher trapezius muscle activity. Current understanding about the affiliation between scapular and shoulder motion patterns and ache is limited, however there is proof suggesting compensatory neuromuscular manipulate and shoulder pain. In addition, theoretical frameworks have been developed to provide an explanation for how neuromuscular diversifications happen in the presence of pain