How to Assess Sensory Change in Non-Traumatic Shoulder Surgery

If it's transient irritation then our nerve conduction studies in the emg's often don't show up anything significant. When you have posterior instability when recruitment of anterior deltoids and upper traps aren't doing their job so again I think the thing it's really interesting when we look at individual muscles many patients with non-traumatic shoulder get into these weird patterns of movement. Your brain is set to protect you and it's constantly circling information from the muscles that are protecting you which can be very distressing for a patient who doesn't know why they're moving this way. If my patient doesn't have a good understanding of what's driving that problem and caused it in the first place

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