- Parkinson's Seated Series - Lateral Reach
- Parkinson's Seated Series - Rotation
- Parkinson's Seated Series - Seated Jacks
- Parkinson's Seated Series - Forward Reach
- Parkinson's Seated Series - Forward/Back Reach
- Parkinson's Standing Series - Sit to Stand
- Parkinson's Standing Series - Leg Jacks
- Parkinson's Standing Series - Lateral Lunge
- Parkinson's Standing Series - Forward Lunge
- Parkinson's Standing Series - Rotation Lunge
TOTAL SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY PROTOCOL
Days O - 7
- Patient to do Home Exercises given post-op (pendulums; ROM elbow, wrist, hand, grip strengthening)
- Patient to remain in sling for 6 weeks AT ALL TIMES (except for personal grooming)
Weeks 1 - 6
- True PROM only! The rotator cuff tendon (subscapularis) is healing back to the bone
- ROM goals: Max 90° FF/ 0 ° ER at side; Abd max 60° without rotation
- Grip strengthening
- Table slides
- Heat before PT/ Ice after PT
- No resisted motions of the shoulder until 12 weeks post-op!
- No canes/ pulleys until 6 weeks post-op, because these are active assist exercises
Weeks 6-12
- Begin AAROM
- Advance to AROM as tolerated
- ROM Goals: Same as above, but can increase as tolerated
- Light passive stretching at end ranges
- Begin scapular exercises, passive resistance exercise for large muscle groups (pees, lats, etc)
- Isometrics with arm at side beginning at 8 weeks
Months 3-12
- Advance to full ROM as tolerated with passive stretching at end ranges
- Advance strengthening as tolerated: isometrics -> bands -> light weights (1-5 pounds) with 8 -12 reps / 2 - 3 sets for rotator cuff, deltoid, and scapular stabilizers)
- Only do strengthening 3x/week to avoid rotator cuff tendonitis
- Begin eccentrically resisted motions, plyometrics (ex. weighted ball toss), proprioception (ex. Body blade)
- Begin sports related rehab at 4 ½ months, including advancing conditioning
- Return to throwing at 6 months
- Throw from pitchers mound at 9 months
- Collision sports at 9 months
- MMI usually at 9 - 12 months post-op
