Glenohumeral subluxation, scapula resting position and scapula rotation after stroke: a noninvasive evaluation.
One is an extensive study of the effect of radiofrequency energy on the length and temperature properties of the human glenohumeral joint capsule (20).
The mechanism possesses a fixed base representing the torso and a movable platform representing the scapula holding the glenohumeral joint.
The glenohumeral joint has a wide range of motion because the socket is small and the joint capsule provides little additional support.
A less intrusive option is shoulder strapping, which involves the application of non-stretch tape around the shoulder girdle to maintain glenohumeral integrity.
The first functions as the human sternoclavicular joint, the second functions as the human glenohumeral joint, and the last replicates the human humeroulnar rotation.
As discussed previously, s ubluxation may be present in some patients during the rehabilitation phase of stroke because overactivity in the trapezius is creating glenohumeral separation.
The translation of the central leg serves to regulate the distance between the glenohumeral joint which is dependent on the inclination of the platform as mentioned before.
