Exploration Protocol Physiotherapy in the joint complex of the shoulder in swimmers

Authors

  • S Caudevilla Polo Fisioterapeuta Author
  • S Caudevilla Polo Fisioterapeuta Author
  • J M Tricas Moreno Profesor Titular de la Universidad de Zaragoza Author
  • O Lucha Lopez. Profesora asociada de la Universidad de Zaragoza Author
  • E Marin Martinez Fisioterapeuta Author

Keywords:

Swimming, impingement, exploration, assessment, physiotherapy.

Abstract

 A physiotherapeutical exploration protocol has been carried out for the shoulder joint complex (SJC)within the field of the swimming sport. A fully detailed analysis of the many factors, which affect on the impact syndrome or impingement, is presented according to the bibliography. This protocol counts on a wide list of items, which have to be registered, valued and analyzed so as to be able to characterize the kind of joint dysfunction. A descriptive analysis of the SJC in this sport is point out with the present protocol.

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Published

2000-04-30

Issue

Vol. 14 No. 1 (2000): Year 2000, Volume 14 Issue 1

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How to Cite

Caudevilla Polo, S., Caudevilla Polo, S., Tricas Moreno, J. M., Lucha Lopez., O., & Marin Martinez, E. (2000). Exploration Protocol Physiotherapy in the joint complex of the shoulder in swimmers. Cuestiones De Fisioterapia, 14(1), 32-41. http://cuestionesdefisioterapia.es/index.php/cf/article/view/493