Elite Swimmers With Unilateral Shoulder Pain Demonstrate Altered Pattern of Cervical Muscle Activation During a Functional Upper-Limb Task

Hidalgo-Lozano, Amparo; Calderón-Soto, Carmen; Domingo-Camara, Antonio; Fernández‐de‐las‐Peñas, César; Madeleine, Pascal; Arroyo-Morales, Manuel

doi:10.2519/jospt.2012.3875

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“…The level of evidence of the 3 RCTs was determined starting as high‐quality evidence according to the GRADE system. The methodological quality was low, according to the PEDro classification.…”

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“…Most studies included patients with chronic shoulder pain; 1 study included patients in the acute phase, while the rest of the studies did not specifically define the duration of shoulder pain . The population of patients in the different studies could be distinguished in 2 major groups: patients with musculoskeletal (MSK) shoulder pain and patients with a history of stroke suffering from hemiplegic shoulder pain (HSP).…”

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“…Studies that included patients with MSK shoulder pain, both unilateral or bilateral, could be separated in different subgroups. Four of these articles were conducted in patients with shoulder impingement syndrome .…”

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“…There were 4 studies that assessed patients awaiting for surgical treatment of rotator cuff pathology . Hidalgo‐Lozano included elite swimmers with unilateral shoulder pain. Three studies only included female patients .…”

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Central Pain Processing in Patients with Shoulder Pain: A Review of the Literature

Noten

Struyf²,

Lluch

et al. 2016

Pain Practice

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This review has shown that great progress has been made toward a better understanding of neurophysiologic pain mechanisms in patients with shoulder pain. The presence of generalized mechanical hyperalgesia, allodynia, and impaired conditioned pain modulation in patients with MSK shoulder pain indicates the involvement of the central nervous system. Widespread somatosensory abnormalities observed in patients with HSP could suggest a central origin for their shoulder pain and predispose patients with HSP to develop CS, although results are inconsistent. Additional research is required adopting different assessment methods (especially dynamic methods) to establish the role of CS in patients with shoulder pain.

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Lluch

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Pain Practice

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“…At rest, the SCM sEMG feedback values were comparable left to right (2.8 and 2.9 mV, respectively) while the upper trapezius sEMG values showed a marked difference left to right: (3.9 and 10 mV, respectively), indicative of increased continuous muscle activity. 39 Passive stretching of the right upper trapezius muscle was more painful and limited than the left. The patient also had difficulty in correctly activating her upper cervical extensors.…”

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A novel way of functional retraining of cervical motor control in a water polo player with combined cervicogenic and tension type headaches

Graaf¹,

Thoomes²

2016

Journal of Manual & Manipulative Therapy

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This case report introduces an innovative and novel way of functionally retraining the sport specific cervical function in a 13-year-old elite water polo player with a combined tension type headache and cervicogenic headache. After an evidence based assessment and manipulative physical therapy management regime, consisting of manual mobilization and exercise focused on retraining the deep cervical flexors and suboccipital extensors, the patient was left with persistent residual complaints inhibiting competitive level sport participation. Re-assessment and subsequent retraining of a specific provocative functional task was facilitated by using the Cervical Trainer TM . Using a wireless sensor worn on the head, this device registers three-dimensional movement and displays this on a computer screen, providing direct feedback on movement performance. After a 6-week period of training sessions, the residual complaints subsided and her score on the Headache Impact Test-6 questionnaire improved from 51 to 36 signifying no impact of her headache on daily life activities.

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Inactive individuals with chronic neck pain have changes in range of motion and functional performance of the shoulder

Silva

Bezerra

Santos‐de‐Araújo

et al. 2018

Physiotherapy Res Intl

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Elite Swimmers With Unilateral Shoulder Pain Demonstrate Altered Pattern of Cervical Muscle Activation During a Functional Upper-Limb Task

Cited by 26 publications

References 33 publications

Central Pain Processing in Patients with Shoulder Pain: A Review of the Literature

Central Pain Processing in Patients with Shoulder Pain: A Review of the Literature

A novel way of functional retraining of cervical motor control in a water polo player with combined cervicogenic and tension type headaches

Inactive individuals with chronic neck pain have changes in range of motion and functional performance of the shoulder

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