Functional outcome and quality of life after rehabilitation for voluntary posterior shoulder dislocation: a prospective blinded cohort study

Functional outcome and quality of life after rehabilitation for voluntary posterior shoulder dislocation: a prospective blinded cohort study

Voluntary posterior instability of the shoulder is a rare condition in which the patient is able to cause a subluxation by voluntary muscle activation. A shoulder rehabilitation program aimed to correct abnormal muscle patterns and restore correct scapular motion may provide good results and improve the quality of life of these patients.