DYNAMIC STABILIZATION OF SHOULDER JOINT (SHOULDER JOINT COMPLEX BIOMECHANICS)Physiotherapy Tutorials

DYNAMIC STABILIZATION OF SHOULDER JOINT (SHOULDER JOINT COMPLEX BIOMECHANICS)Physiotherapy Tutorials
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summary of the video with the time for reference:
1. Deltoid 2:16
has a large superior force which cannot be countered by gravity and coraco acromial arch blocking it can cause impingement.
hence deltoid cannot cause elevation independently
2.Rotator cuff muscles 6:28
S-Supraspinatus
I-Infraspinatus
T-Teres minor
S-Subscapularis
Fx component that is downward provides the offset for superior forces of deltoid.
Fy component also pulls the humerus inward
Rotator cuff muscles on posterior side cause external rotation of humerus
subscapularis causes internal rotation hence provides anterior posterior stability
hence they are called as steerers
3.Supraspinatus 12:07
-more superiorly located
-has a larger moment arm
-produces greater torque
-can carry out the whole abduction
4.Biceps Tendon 13:53
travels in bicipital groove formed by greater and lesser tubercle
held in place by transverse ligament
causes flexion and abduction at shoulder joint
causes superior inferior stability
provides anterior stability
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Plz Turn on the Caption feature

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Please cover the wrist joint biomechanics also

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Nice explanation

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Haven't thought about practicals yet....but now I'm considering...let's see...

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Good video. Please add captions

[@MovementScience8]

Will surely try to add in future!!
Thank you so much for your feedback:)

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[@MovementScience8]

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[@ATyagi]

sir rotator cuff is known as sits muscles
in this you will say known as steerers

[@MovementScience8]

Both are true

[@nancysah822]

Hlo sir,sir I m a BPT 2nd year student. Sir your video has halped me soo much in biomechanics.sir can you please provide the notes of lower limb?

[@MovementScience8]

You can find Lower limb biomechanics notes on my Instagram

[@physiotherapistan-v]

you said that subscapularis and teres minor do not function while elevating the arm then how can we use them are force components for stabilization ????

[@MovementScience8]

One of the function of subscapularis is internal rotation and teres minor is weak adduction these components were seen to be diminished during elevation of shoulder when they did the EMG test...
The other force components produced by ITS shown in force couple diagram are still active during elevation
hence the adduction and internal rotation component of both the muscles was seen to be diminished

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