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Shoulder
The shoulder is generally misinterpreted as a simple
synovial 'ball and socket' type joint. However, this is a gross over
simplification. We need to expand our thinking to the entire
'shoulder girdle.' This includes not only the scapulohumeral joint, but also the
acromioclavicular, sternoclavicular, and scapulothoracic regions. These four regions
collectively make up the shoulder girdle and are interdependent when
considering pathology, functional movement, examination, and rehabilitation of
the shoulder.
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In this section, you will review the bones, soft tissues, and joint mechanics of the shoulder girdle, as well as common pathologies and clinical testing procedures you'll require to be successful in both your exam and your career.
This lesson is sponsored by:
Cardon Rehab
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