2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.ptsp.2015.08.002
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Influence of pectoralis minor and upper trapezius lengths on observable scapular dyskinesis

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“…In agreement with Host's 21 suggestion, the improved scapular alignment in our study probably increased pectoralis minor length, providing a low-load, long-duration stretch. In support of this proposal, Yesilyaprak et al 11 described the increased likelihood of visually observable scapular dyskinesis as the PMI decreased. To our knowledge, we are the first to compare the effects of Kinesio and rigid taping on pectoralis minor length.…”
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confidence: 89%
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“…In agreement with Host's 21 suggestion, the improved scapular alignment in our study probably increased pectoralis minor length, providing a low-load, long-duration stretch. In support of this proposal, Yesilyaprak et al 11 described the increased likelihood of visually observable scapular dyskinesis as the PMI decreased. To our knowledge, we are the first to compare the effects of Kinesio and rigid taping on pectoralis minor length.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…10 Furthermore, decreased scapular upward rotation (SUR) is believed to detrimentally affect the subacromial tissues and shoulder stability. 6 One of the most important soft tissue changes related to scapular dyskinesis is shortening of the pectoralis minor, 2,11 which is attributed to adaptive changes in pectoralis minor muscle tension due to repetitive scapular protraction during overhead motion. 12 A relatively short pectoralis minor has been reported on the dominant side of healthy overhead athletes 12,13 and is associated with altered scapular kinematics during shoulder elevation, as demonstrated in patients with subacromial impingement syndrome (SAIS).…”
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“…At rest, the posture of the scapula depends on multiple static force couples, which are from the tensile overload of periscapular soft tissue, such as muscle, tendon, ligament, and joint capsule [18]. In individuals with shoulder disorder, whether the injuries involve bone or soft tissue, the length and expansibility of soft tissue are unavoidably altered to induce an abnormal static balance [19]. This may explain why the abnormal posture of the scapulae was likely seen at the resting position.…”
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“…Göz-lemlediğimiz diğer bir nokta ise birçok OBPY olgusunda da kaydedilmiş olan trapezius kasının üst parçasının belirgin olmasıydı. Skapular diskineziye neden olan farklı patolojilerle ilgili çalışmalarda kısalmış pektoralis minör kası ve trapezius kasının üst parçasının skapulayı daha fazla anterior tiltte, internal rotasyonda ve elevasyonda tuttuğu belirlenmiştir (13). Her ne kadar çalışmamızda pektoralis minör kas kısalığını değerlendirmesek de olgulardaki belirgin ve kısalmış üst trapezius kas görüntüsü barizdi.…”
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