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Acromioclavicular Joint Stabilisation Rehabilitation Protocol

Acromioclavicular joint stabilisation is important to facilitate normal scapulohumeral rythm and stabilise the shoulder to the axial skeleton to allow it to perform with control and strength. 

Dr Andrew McBride- Shoulder Surgeon Gold Coast- Specialises in this surgery to reconstruct the torn coracoclavicular and acromioclavicular joint ligaments. 

     

Acute

Week 0-2

· Supported in   sling

· Nil weight   bearing for first 6 weeks

· PROM  Flexion/Abduction <70

· Maintenance for   

  -Cervical Spine

  - Elbow

  -Forearm

  -Wrist/Hand

 

Subacute  Nil weight bearing for first 6 weeks

Week 2-4

· PROM as   tolerated

- Flexion/Abduction   <70 

- ER as tolerated

· Scapular control

· Core strengthening/general conditioning training if appropriate

  

Week 4-6

· A/AROM as tolerated

- Flexion/Abduction <70

- ER as tolerated

· Isometric IR/ER

· Scapular control

· ADLs as tolerated 

- Avoid pain, particularly overhead

· Core strengthening/general conditioning training if appropriate

 

Week 6-12

· Out of sling

· AROM as tolerated

· Graded, gentle increase to strengthening program as tolerated (not to push)

· Scapular control

· Functional activities as tolerated

· Core strengthening/general conditioning training if appropriate

 

Week 12-16

· AROM

· Graded increase to strengthening program

· Plyometric control exercises as appropriate

· Weight bearing scapula control//neuromuscular   retraining

· Increase in functional activities

· Core strengthening/general conditioning training if appropriate

· Sport/Work specific skills

 

>Week 16

· Aim for full strength

· Progressive strengthening program

· Plyometric control exercises as appropriate

· Weight bearing scapula control//neuromuscular retraining

· Core strengthening/general conditioning training if appropriate

· Return to non-contact sport 4-6 months (with approval)

· Return to contact sport at 4-12 months (with approval)

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