Summary In this conversation, Dr. Ryan Whelton discusses his approach to diagnosing and treating posterior impingement syndrome of the shoulder. He emphasizes the importance of posture, accurate diagnosis, and specific exercise protocols to achieve pain relief and rehabilitation. Dr. Whelton shares insights from his research and clinical experience, highlighting the need for a different perspective in the orthopedic community regarding shoulder pain and treatment methods.

 

Takeaways

• Dr. Whelton developed methods and protocols that allow him to get approx. 99% of his patients out of pain immediately and approx. 99% better.
• Posture matters with posterior impingement syndrome; shoulders back and down.
• I developed protocols on how to do this effectively.
• You shouldn't have problems getting this better with the right approach.
• Accurate diagnosis is crucial for effective treatment.
• Mechanical issues are often overlooked in shoulder pain cases.
• Proper instruction is essential for rehabilitation exercises.
• Patients often misdiagnosed with arthritis or adhesive capsulitis.
• Cortisone injections can ruin the joint; we need to avoid them.
• My rehab results course simplifies the process for practitioners.