This Shoulder Reduction - Stimson's Technique course will teach you to restore the dislocated head of the humerus to the glenoid cavity of the scapula without injuring any vital structures. View the full course for free here: [ Ссылка ]

An anteriorly dislocated shoulder joint is caused by an impact on an abducted, exorotated and extended arm or impact on the posterior part of the humerus.
To use gravity and the patient’s body weight optimally with the Stimson´s technique

Special attention is paid to the following hazards you may encounter during the Shoulder Reduction - Stimson's Technique:

- Time for pain management
- Redislocation

With the following tips you might perform the Shoulder Reduction - Stimson's Technique even better:

- Neurovascular examination before manipulation
- Imaging studies
- Shoulder support
- Applying weight
- Extra weight material
- Continuous traction
- Counter traction
- Elbow flexion
- Hand positioning
- Scapula manipulation
- Reduction signs
- Arm support
- Alternative methods
- Immobilization methods
- Angle of the elbow
- Neurovascular examination
- Imaging studies after reduction

After studying the Shoulder Reduction - Stimson's Technique course you are familiar with the most common complications:

- Hill - Sachs deformity
- Bankart lesion
- Rotator cuff tears
- Recurrent instability
- Greater tuberosity fractures
- Nerve injury

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