Elbow Therex- Instability Versión en línea Match the appropriate therapeutic exercise and descriptions for elbow/forearm conditions. Do your best and have fun! (Some content may overlap) por Cheryl Obregon 1 Posterolateral Rotatory Instability of the Elbow 2 Ulnar collateral ligament sprain 3 Radial head fracture Cause: Insufficiency of lateral soft-tissue support of elbow, usually LCL complex MOI: Combination of axial compression, ER, valgus force to elbow Inflammatory phase: Elbow immobilized at 90 deg flexion, light gripping, no PROM (AROM only) Days 4-14: Hinged elbow brace 15-90 deg; wrist/finger/elbow AROM, multiangle elbow flex/ext isometrics 2-6 weeks: Hinged brace open; PRE elbow/wrist; elbow extension stretches Cause: Typically repetitive throwing Common s/s: Medial elbow pain Common s/s: Inability to fully extend elbow Acute phase: Non-painful ROM, brace optional Sub-acute phase: Strengthening/stretching of wrist flexion/ulnar dev/pronation Late phase: Progressive PRE, throwing program Cause: FOOSH, twisting or direct blow to elbow Common s/s: Possible deformity, localized swelling to lateral elbow Acute phase: AAROM/AROM of 15-105 degrees at elbow, light gripping Subacute phase: Full elbow flex/ext ROM, supination/pronation as able, elbow isometrics Chronic phase: progress with elbow strength
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