Orthopedic Case Studies - Shoulder

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Course Outline

Course Objectives

1. Identify key subjective and objective findings in common shoulder pathologies.
2. Develop differential diagnoses for adhesive capsulitis and post-fracture dysfunction.
3. Formulate evidence-based treatment plans tailored to individual presentations.
4. Apply safe manual therapy and exercise progression for patients with comorbidities.
5. Integrate outcome measures to track patient progress and guide treatment modification.
6. Demonstrate clinical reasoning through case simulation and problem-solving activities.