Specific scapular kinematic patterns to differentiate two forms of dynamic scapular winging

Rören, Alexandra; Fayad, Fouad; Poiraudeau, Serge; Fermanian, Jacques; Revel, Michel; Dumitrache, Alina; Gautheron, V.; Roby-Brami, Agnès; Lefèvre-Colau, Marie-Martine

doi:10.1016/j.clinbiomech.2013.09.003

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“…The physical examination tested tendon stretch reflexes and systematically evaluated muscle strength and wasting of the supraspinatus, serratus anterior, TM, deltoid, biceps, and triceps muscles of both upper limbs. The scapulothoracic rhythm was analyzed dynamically, in the back view, during circumduction movement of both upper limbs, beginning by anterior and lateral elevation . Winging was also evaluated while the patient was pushing against a wall, performing push‐ups, or performing resisted external rotation of the upper limb.…”

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Diagnosis of unilateral trapezius muscle palsy: 54 Cases

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There were 5 main diagnostic findings in unilateral TM palsy: (1) dynamic examination of the scapula provides a new clinical sign; (2) NA is the most frequent medical cause; (3) in medical cases, partial preservation of the upper TM can offer good recovery; (4) FSH must be considered, especially in young patients; and (5) minor neck surgery can lead to severe TM palsy. Muscle Nerve 56: 215-223, 2017.

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Diagnosis of unilateral trapezius muscle palsy: 54 Cases

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“…Such alterations have been observed in e.g. shoulder instability, rotator cuff injury and impingement syndrome (De Baets et al, 2013;Lukasiewicz et al, 1999;McClure et al, 2006;Roren et al, 2013;Struyf et al, 2011;Warner et al, 1992).…”

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Measurement of scapular dyskinesis using wireless inertial and magnetic sensors: Importance of scapula calibration

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“…In orthopedics, many shoulder pathologies are associated with neuro-muscular disorders which induce changes in scapular posture and movement, termed dyskinesis (Kibler & Sciascia, 2010). Scapula dyskinesis can also occur in the case of specific muscle paralysis (Roren et al, 2013). Altered activity of the serratus anterior and trapezius muscles could explain the impaired tilting observed in patients with shoulder impingement (Cools, Witvrouw, Declercq, Vanderstraeten, & Cambier, 2004 ;Ludewig & Reynolds, 2009;Phadke et al, 2009).…”

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Kinematics of the Shoulder Girdle During Pointing: Coordination Between Joints and their Contribution to the Peri-Personal Workspace

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Abstract:This study explored the coordination between the components of the shoulder girdle (clavicle, scapula and humerus), and how they contribute to hand movement in the peripersonal space. Shoulder girdle motion was recorded in 10 healthy subjects during pointing movements to 9 targets in the peri-personal space, using electromagnetic sensors fixed to the trunk, scapula and upper arm. Most of the 9 degrees of freedom (DoF) of the shoulder girdle were finely scaled to target position. Principle component analysis revealed that the 6 DoF of scapula-thoracic motion were coordinated in three elementary patterns (protraction, shrug and lateral rotation). The ratio of gleno-humeral to scapulo-thoracic global motion was close to 2:1. A direct kinematic procedure showed that if no scapular motion occurred, the workspace would be reduced by 15.8 cm laterally, 13.7 cm vertically and 4.8 cm anteriorly. Scapulothoracic motion should be taken into account when investigating the physiology of upper-limb movements.

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Specific scapular kinematic patterns to differentiate two forms of dynamic scapular winging

Cited by 26 publications

References 38 publications

Diagnosis of unilateral trapezius muscle palsy: 54 Cases

Diagnosis of unilateral trapezius muscle palsy: 54 Cases

Measurement of scapular dyskinesis using wireless inertial and magnetic sensors: Importance of scapula calibration

Kinematics of the Shoulder Girdle During Pointing: Coordination Between Joints and their Contribution to the Peri-Personal Workspace

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