A complex network of muscles, tendons, nerves, and ligaments stabilize the shoulder blade and support its movements. If the shoulder blade or surrounding muscles are injured, the injury can affect ...

This altered scapular position/movement has been termed ‘scapular dyskinesis’. Although it occurs in a large number of shoulder injuries, it appears that scapular dyskinesis is a non-specific response ...

This is why the shoulder has an increased ability to perform circular movements compared to the hip. The scapula, or shoulder blade, has a large array of muscular attachments to the posterior ...