Lyn Watson of Melbourne, Australia is a titled Sports Physiotherapist and a Clinical Manipulative Physiotherapist.
Lyn has conducted much clinical research and has published papers on frozen shoulder, thoracic outlet syndrome, scapular biomechanics and glenohumeral joint instability outcome measures.
Lyn's many shoulder workshops have been presented locally and internationally and Lyn also lectures on the Masters Manipulative Therapy and Sports programmes for Melbourne and Latrobe Universities and is enrolled in a clinical doctorate program.
Lyn is also the clinical specialist in an elite surgical team, a specialist consultant to the Australian Cricket Team and she has treated a wide range of elite athletes including Olympic swimmers, water polo players, tennis players and paddlers.
Both her Level 1 and Level 2 courses have been fully accredited by the Australian Physiotherapy Association and the Chartered Physiotherapy Association (UK).
Publications
Watson L, Dalziel R, Story I (2000) ¡§Frozen Shoulder: a 12-month clinical outcome trial¡¨ Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery (pp16-22)
Watson L, Dalziel R ((1996- Edited Allan Skirving) ¡§Conservative Treatment of Thoracic Outlet Syndrome by Scapula Strengthening Techniques¡¨ Shoulder Surgery The Asian Perspective. Vol.2 Asian Shoulder Association (pp219-222)
The MISS Questionnaire ¡V A New Clinical Outcome Measure for Glenohumeral Joint Instability (in press-to be published Jan 2005) Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery.
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome ¡V Clinical Case Presentations (in press)
Green SG, Buchbinder R, Forbes A, Bellamy N, Benger D, Bills C, Bosworth C, Nitschtke, Watson L, Wilson A ¡§ A standardized protocol for measurement of range of movement of the shoulder using the Plurimeter-V inclinometer and assessment of its intrarater and interrater reliability¡¨ Arthritis Care and Research, 1998. 11:p.43-52.
Watson L, Bialocerkowski A, Pollington H, Dalziel R, Hoy G. ¡§Validity of the MISS Questionnaire ¡V a 2-year outcome study¡¨ (in press) American Journal of Sports Medicine.
Measurement Of Scapula Upward Rotation: A Reliable Clinical Procedure" (in press) British Journal of Sport Medicine.
Watson L, Bialocerkowski A, Dalziel R, Balster S. Hydrodilatation (Distension Arthrography; A Long Term Clinical Outcome Series)¡¨ (in press) British Journal of Sports Medicine. | 
