Sport Medicine Journal, Vol. I, No. 3 (3) – 2005

Neuromuscular disorders in shoulder instability - rehabilitation involvement

Calina Mirela, Rusu Ligia, Vasilescu Mirela

University of Craiova, Kinetotherapy Faculty

Abstract

Shoulder is the most mobility joint in our body and also can development an increase instability after traumatism . Muscle control in addition with passive contention can reduce joint instability. Decrease of passive contention and neuromuscular disorders can involve permanent instability. So, is important to know these disorders for create a good rehabilitation programme.

Key words:

shoulder, instability, neuromuscular disorders, rehabilitation.

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Sport Medicine Journal, Vol. I, No. 3 (3) – 2005

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