Shoulder Examination - Orthopaedics

This video - produced by students at Oxford University Medical School in conjunction with the faculty - demonstrates how to perform an Orthopaedic examination of the shoulder joint. It is part of a series of videos covering Orthopaedic examinations and is linked to Oxford Medical Education (www.oxfordmedicaleducation.com)
This video was produced in collaboration with Oxford Medical Illustration - a department of Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust. For more information, please visit www.oxfordmi.nhs.uk

[@soul177]

Resisted internal rotation: subscapularis strength 5:08
Resisted external rotation: infraspinatous and teres minor 5:36
Resisted 30d flexion and abduction: supraspinatous 5:44
Hawkings test 6:55
Cross arm test: 7:22
Sulcus test: 8:02
Apprehension test: 8:20

[@DneshRezo]

Thank you very much for the effort! 🤓

[@fratyousif5615]

That is the best reliable demonstration for shoulder examination I've seen so far.

[@haqnawaz-hs9ol]

Excellent demonstration of shoulder examination and special test. i believe it is extremely helpful for exam and daily practice. Thanks for sharing.

[@azia_rosa]

do you know what the special test was called ?

[@OxfordMedicalVideos]

Many thanks for the comments.
harpethgold No, this is external rotation as stated. This movement rotates the anterior part of the humeral head laterally.

[@musicduff44]

+Oxford Medical Videos thank you for this video :)
I'm confused, isn't the empty can test is for the rotator cuff NOT the impengent? or could it be used in both?

[@OxfordMedicalVideos]

Futoon Al-Ajmi Hi, Fotoon. The empty can test ('Jobes test') tests supraspinatus - part of the rotator cuff - but can also be used to test for subacromial impingement. See for a very detailed overview of all the shoulder exams.

[@musicduff44]

I will check it out, thanks!

[@cedricwhite2187]

this is an excellent video, perfectly explained.

[@mushfiqjan]

at 01:50. Winging of scapula is caused by damage to the long thoracic nerve resulting in paralysis of the serratous anterior, not vice versa, as explained here, that's how I remember, however, I might have a wrong understanding of it. So apologies if I am wrong.

[@youlaenajewan4427]

Would it be possible to obtain subtitles accompanying the audio ?

[@RiaziMohandesi]

Youlaena Jewan you can enable subtitle in video menu Captation

[@wedeservedit]

make more ortho videos Guys...best on RUclips!

[@maryamrahimi6769]

This is what I was looking for exactly, thanks.

[@priyankabandela8143]

Wow very good explaination. It is very useful. Thank u so much for this video

[@noorrafat5502]

This is very helpful. Thank you so much.

[@nitinsaini510]

I have the same problem.How to fix

[@gokulpillai7175]

Damn I was trying to find something as good as this

[@MsTazmk]

I couldn't focus on the tests, the topless guy is so cute!

[@harpethgold]

at 4.26 you say its external rotation.. don't you mean internal rotation?

[@stevefoxy]

How would you test shoulder adduction?

[@OxfordMedicalVideos]

Ask the patient to shoulder aBduct to 90 degrees. Then, positioning your hand under their bicep, ask them to bring their elbow back towards their body. Your resistance to this movement will test the strength of shoulder aDduction.

[@tamerantakly2048]

Please can somebody transcript what exactly mentioned about what to inspect at the side of shoulder what was that " look for a postrophy cause??and sings of information, is it dystrophy cause?? size of formation?? it s on the minute 1:28

[@darylricardo9102]

looking in particular for arthroscopy scars, signs of inflammation and assessing deltoid muscle bulk

[@kitkat-uw5sw]

love it , Thanks

[@HeritagePlace]

Nice upload More videos

[@mrthomasmos1]

What about adduction?

[@humamali1400]

hello thank you for info video
please what can i look at lateral aspect???

[@IceDr4gonfly]

Great job! Very helpful video! I'd thumbs up if I could

[@mohitkumar178]

Great video. Thank you.

[@OxfordMedicalVideos]

No problem and thanks very much

[@eatthebench]

Thanks for this. Very useful for finals

[@TheOrionStar]

amazing video thank you

[@gustavobrave]

Who else is here studying for finals like crazy? Lol

[@nadah.9376]

me lool

[@gustavobrave]

hahaha xD

[@pumpkineater_69557]

It doesnt end after your exams, I got my MD 25 years ago but you always need to refresh knowledge. Good luck, you'll do fine.

[@hasta_zzz]

Im tireddd

[@markocroatia1]

I have a shoulder patient in an hour!

[@dr.rahulyadav4407]

Thanks 🙏

[@drfatimabimangatill2287]

VERY HELPFULL. THANKS

[@neritan764]

this is so helpful thank you!

[@sampat2924]

very useful video

[@mikeriddy89]

You shook his hand on the injured side... awkward

[@danielsampson8797]

this is from a med school.... dear me.

[@drkungar]

Rom of motion for shoulder's are not accurate FYI

[@MultiMusik4]

excellent job!

[@katytj643]

Great

[@jasmanveer1947]

very helpful

[@colmme1]

very good, thanks guys

[@tikludas3825]

see VIP TV..

[@ayman9023]

Fabulous

[@laplacesdemon82]

May I know the patient's name pls

[@OxfordMedicalVideos]

We don't provide names of any of our patients I'm afraid.

[@DrGrape-px7se]

What about the confidentiality? 🙄

[@DavidMcBrien]

Any chance someone knows a test for discovering tears in Teres minor?

[@chrismulvaneyphoto]

Radiology

[@mujtabaafzal3071]

nice one

[@tulip-vf3iz]

too good

[@dawoodalnasser2367]

Thanks
A great clip
I need a script... Slided would work also...

[@g-mannG]

Indian guy!

[@thecicanmathivanan]

I’m diagnosing myself

[@umidjonmadaliev963]

edman501011, you are watching wrong videos, this videos are for those who are trying very hard to learn for their patients and helping to sick people but not "sick" like you.

[@zuldo8577]

Why on earth did you pick a narrator who can't pronounce S?
Jesus.

[@sahanjayatillake]

Hahahahahahhaha!!!

[@МатвейМихалко-т8т]

Е батьки

[@sschannel4734]

عنده لحية في ابطه

[@tonykusi1467]

Poor teaching