
Glenoid Ligament Tear with Capsular Detachment

- Pain, usually with overhead activities
- Catching, locking, popping, or grinding
- Occasional night pain or pain with daily activities
- A sense of instability in the shoulder
- Decreased range of motion
- Loss of strength

- Falling on an outstretched arm
- A direct blow to the shoulder
- A sudden pull, such as when trying to lift a heavy object
- A violent overhead reach, such as when trying to stop a fall or slide

- Period of immobilization in a sling
- Passive ROM to the shoulder, then progress to active ROM
- Posture program
- Shoulder stabilization exercises
- Upper extremity strengthening
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