Kocher's method of relocating a dislocated shoulder. For full
This is a video of the Kocher's method of relocating a dislocated shoulder, performed on a patient by Dr Neil Cunningham. Notice the lack of traction. For fu...
Kocher's Technique Demonstration - learn how to perform this …
2022年9月11日 · This video will take you through which patients you should and shouldn't use Kocher's for, how to set up for success, and how to perfectly execute this techn...
Kocher's Technique - DISLOCATION.COM.AU
The first manoeuvre of Kocher may well reduce the shoulder, especially when combined with the first analgesic position due to the glenoid rim moving backwards and removing the obstruction to the returning head.
A systematic and technical guide on how to reduce a shoulder dislocation
In case of an inferior dislocation, the dislocation is first converted to a subcoracoid type by flexing the affected arm 15–20° and lowering the affected shoulder in the coronal plane by 15–20° by tilting the table or placing a sandbag under the unaffected shoulder.
Shoulder Relocation Techniques | ShoulderDoc
2024年11月15日 · Once radiographic evidence has confirmed dislocation direction and any associated complications, via an AP and Axillary view, a variety of reduction techniques can be employed for the management of anterior dislocation, all with the aim to manipulate the dislocated humeral head back in the glenoid cavity. Classical techniques still taught ...
Shoulder dislocation reduction method kocher's Ortho video 7
Reduction of shoulder Dislocation by my favorite traditional Kocher's method
Kocher's or Milch's technique for reduction of anterior shoulder ...
Clinical examination and a series of shoulder X rays reveal an anterior shoulder dislocation with no associated neuro‐vascular deficit or fracture. You wonder whether Kocher's or Milch's technique would be most successful in reducing the dislocation without complication.
Painless Reduction of Anterior Shoulder Dislocation by Kocher…
We present our experience with the original method in reducing 12 anterior shoulder dislocations without using sedation or anaesthesia. The original method is gentle, painless and requires neither sedation nor anaesthesia.
Painless reduction of anterior shoulder dislocation by Kocher
Kocher described his method of reduction of anterior shoulder dislocation in German, which was misinterpreted. A new element of traction was added which causes considerable pain. We present our experience with the original method in reducing 12 anterior shoulder dislocations without using sedation or anaesthesia.
Overview of Shoulder Dislocation Reduction Techniques
The Kocher technique, which forcefully leverages the humerus, also has a high risk of complications and should not be done. Reduction techniques for anterior dislocations generally use axial traction and/or external rotation. There is no single perfect or preferred technique.