Winging Scapula - Long Thoracic Nerve Palsy Exam
In this video I do a Winging Scapula - long thoracic nerve palsy exam which can be caused by a long thoracic nerve palsy. Not only is there scapular winging but this will affect how the rotator cuff functions and can be quite debilitating especially with overhead activities. The serratus anterior will lose it's ability to keep the scapula in the proper position with damage to the long thoracic nerve.
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i love how you explain your process of finding the root cause of problems
I've been dealing with this myself and its been about a year, extremely slow to improve. I look forward to seeing some of the exercises
As always: excellent 👍🏼
I've had this problem my whole life with no idea what caused it. My physio told me today that you can strengthen the serratus but the nerve can never heal fully as its essentially partially paralysed... I can lift my arm up alot further than this guy so it's mild but very uncomfortable. I'm hoping I can prove my physio wrong lol
i have this injury right now, its been 6 months..still no improvement. will it ever heal??