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Key Pearls to Rehabilitate the UCL Reconstructed T ...
Key Pearls to Rehabilitate the UCL Reconstructed Thrower
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Video Summary
The video discusses UCL (ulnar collateral ligament) reconstructions and repairs, with a focus on the importance of matching the rehab to the surgery. Young individuals, including 12-year-old athletes, are increasingly requiring surgery for UCL injuries. The video also mentions the popularity of weighted ball throwing programs, highlighting potential risks and the increased stress on the medial aspect of the elbow. Other topics covered include the impact of velocity on injury, long toss distances, the importance of individualized rehab, and the role of plyometrics and endurance exercises. The video concludes with advice on adjusting workloads, ramping up throwing programs, and emphasizing the need for rest and recovery.
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Kevin Wilk, PT, DPT
Keywords
UCL reconstructions
UCL repairs
rehab matching surgery
weighted ball throwing programs
UCL injuries
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