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Scapular dyskinesis: observation and myofascial treatment
Educational presentation on the static and dynamic assessment of the scapula in cases of dyskinesia. Three key muscles are addressed: the lower trapezius, the serratus anterior, and the pectoralis minor. Emphasis is placed on dry needling as a treatment technique.
- Julien Koetschet
- Introduction
- Definition of dyskinesia
- Postural analysis
- Dynamic observation
- Dry needling treatment
- Myofascial treatment
- Dry needling
- Observe the scapula from behind
- Identify muscle weaknesses
- Use dry needling to release trigger points
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""Static and dynamic observation of the scapula is a crucial step.""
""Dry needling is a useful adjunct for releasing muscle tone.""
""We make patients dependent with words.""
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Specialized presentation
Anatomy
Shoulder
Surgery:
Pathology:
Scapular dyskinesis
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Diagnostic consultation
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