OVERVIEW OF THE BIOMECHANICS OF THE SHOULDER COMPLEX.pptx

The joints, muscular components and the anatomical structures together working unanimously for the movements to occur at a shoulder joint are termed as constituents of Shoulder Complex.
The shoulder complex has many articulations, each contributing to the movement of the arm through coordinated joint actions.
The shoulder complex is composed of Three segment namely Scapula, Clavicle & Humerus.
Movement at the shoulder joint involves a complex integration of static and dynamic stabilizers.

1. OVERVIEW OF THE SHOULDER COMPLEX DR. NIDHI SHUKLA

2. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION TO SHOULDER COMPLEX COMPONENTS OF SHOULDER COMPLEX STRUCTURAL FORMATION OF COMPONENTS MOVEMENTS AT SHOULDER COMPLEX GENERAL MOVEMENT PATTERNS

3. INTRODUCTION The joints, muscular components and the anatomical structures together working unanimously for the movements to occur at a shoulder joint are termed as constituents of Shoulder Complex. The shoulder complex has many articulations, each contributing to the movement of the arm through coordinated joint actions. The shoulder complex is composed of Three segment namely Scapula, Clavicle & Humerus. Movement at the shoulder joint involves a complex integration of static and dynamic stabilizers.

4. components

5. SCAPULOTHORACIC JOINT

6. STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT

7. ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT

8. GLENOHUMERAL JOINT

9. CORACOACROMIAL ARCH

10. MOVEMENTS There must be free motion and coordinated actions between all four joints: the scapulothoracic, sternoclavicular, acromioclavicular (AC), and glenohumeral joints Although it is possible to create a small amount of movement at any one of these articulations in isolation, movement usually is generated at all of these joints concomitantly as the arm is raised or lowered or if any other significant arm action is produced

11. GENERAL MOVEMENTS AT SHOULDER COMPLEX

12. GENERAL MOVEMENTS AT SHOULDER COMPLEX

13. GENERAL MOVEMENTS AT SHOULDER COMPLEX