32 YO F Ct presented today with superior-anterior shoulder pain 7 days after throwing a ''straight cross'' in pad work. Of all the structures that could have been affected, such as - A) Proximal short & long head bicep tendons B) Subscapularis tendon C) Superior-anterior labrum D) Supraspinatus insertional tendon E) Subacromial bursa Why do you think the AC joint was the structure that was implicated? What would you take into consideration when determining why the AC joint was damaged? What questions would you ask? DROP YOUR COMMENTS BELOW 👇

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Guys! I’ve decided to run a PRACTITIONER OF THE MONTH challenge on SKOOL as a way to push you all to challenge each other & climb more levels and access even more resources! If you win practitioner of the month, you get to EITHER - A) Free x2 added 1:1 calls with me B) Free 2 hours of in clinic shadowing with me if you’re a local How to win? You need to win the leaderboard every month, which means you need to be constantly posting, liking, commenting, using the classroom and bringing plenty of value to the platform ✍🏼 Challenge starts NOW and I will announce them in a whole month from now! May be the best practitioner win 🫡

31 YOA Female 3 years ago at work lifted heavy oil drum out of the back of a high ute resulting in Severe pain in the left side of her neck and down into her arm resulting in loss of strength and tingling in the 4th and 5th digits. Cortizone injection failed to provide relief in ther neck and arm on the L Cannot turn her head to the Left much. Right is better but still restricted. Both sides are painful to turn. Cant load through the left arm without significant pain. Is doing everything with her right. Concurrently She is getting lower back pain and sciatica on the left hand side. Struggles to sit for extended periods of time. Social complications: Young child under 1 with another that is 5. Ongoing court case as a victim of DV and Assult. Have fun!! This is an ongoing case! Interested to see what everyone will come up with for DDx and treatment approaches.