Medical iRehab Shoulder Instability 1.1

The shoulder joint is known for its remarkable range of motion, attributed to its unique anatomy. However, this flexibility comes with a trade-off in stability. This vulnerability can lead to partial separation of the joint's bones, known as subluxation, or in severe cases, complete dislocation.

This application offers a comprehensive overview of such injuries, providing general information, pain management assistance, and a treatment regimen. It delves into the specifics of recovery strategies, incorporating exercises focused on improving range of motion, strength, and stability. Each exercise is accompanied by a detailed video guide to ensure correct form and technique. With over 40 exercises included, the app aims to support a thorough rehabilitation process. Notably, it is essential to emphasize that this application does not replace professional medical evaluation.

• Randy Cohen ATC, PT, DPT: Dr. Randy Cohen boasts a background in athletic training and physical therapy with more than two decades of experience in college sports medicine. Currently serving as the Associate Athletic Director for Medical Services at a prominent Division I University.
• David Millward, MD, MS: Dr. David Millward is a physician specializing in primary care and sports medicine with extensive credentials. He holds a medical degree from the University of Ottawa and is board-certified by the Academy of Family Practitioners. Dr. Millward's expertise includes a fellowship in sports medicine and an impressive array of research projects. He serves as an assistant team physician at a notable Division I University.