Sentences with phrase «glenohumeral joint»

The humerus — or upper arm bone moves around in the relatively shallow glenohumeral joint making a ball and socket articulation.

They also reinforce ligaments and are continuous with joint capsules to help stabilize glenohumeral joint — they run from the scapula to the humerus!

I just required to do minor glenohumeral joint alterations but anything else was true to suit!

Well, A baby sling is usually a baby carrier made out of fabric that wraps throughout the parent's body from his / her shoulder to the hip and back to the glenohumeral joint, creating a pocket for that infant to sit.

During arm abduction, when we're moving it outward and away from our body, the rotator cuff compresses the glenohumeral joint, which is also known as concavity compression, so that it can allow the deltoid muscle to elevate the arm further.

Since the glenohumeral joint has such a wide range of motion, the supporting tendons and ligaments are very prone to injury, but the two clavicular joints can also be the root cause of shoulder ailments.

By targeting the muscles around the fingers, hands and forearms, you can help center and lock the glenohumeral joint, which is by the way one of the most mobile joints of the human body and it involves articulation between the shoulder blade and upper arm bone, into its ideal position.

The long head of the muscle crosses the glenohumeral joint at the shoulder while the short attaches at the coracoid process on the front aspect of the scapula (shoulder blade).

This pattern of imbalance creates joint dysfunction, particularly at the atlanto - occipital joint, C4 - C5 segment, cervicothoracic joint, glenohumeral joint, and T4 - T5 segment.

The Lateral Rotation side lying exercise works the glenohumeral joint, inparticular the rotator cuff muscles.

The results of this study support the use of foam rolling with static stretching as part of an integrated warm - up for overhead athletes who exhibit ROM deficits in the glenohumeral joint.

Aggressively drive the shoulder blades together to keep the upper arm purposefully set back into the glenohumeral joint (shoulder capsule).

However, it does appear that the biceps long head provides some passive stability in the glenohumeral joint, while it's dynamic function in the shoulder remains unclear (Elser et al. 2011).

In some cadaver studies, the long head appears to assist in humeral compression in the glenoid fossa (Andrews et al. 1985), decreasing anterior migration of the humeral head during abduction and external rotation (Itoi et al. 1993), and providing torsional rigidity to the glenohumeral joint and reduce the stress on the glenohumeral ligaments during complex shoulder movements such as throwing (Karistinos et al. 2007).