Shoulder Joint PPT 221115 164910
Shoulder Joint PPT 221115 164910
Shoulder Joint PPT 221115 164910
OF PHYSIOTHERAPY
Topic : Shoulder Joint
Presented By: Prateek Yadav (MPT 1st Year)
Submitted To: Dr. Tarun
SHOULDER JOINT
CONTENTS
• Introduction
• Glenoid Cavity
• Ligaments related to Shoulder Joint.
• Muscles acting on Shoulder Joint.
• Blood and Nerve Supply.
• Joint Movement.
• Applied Anatomy.
INTRODUCTION
• Shoulder joint is formed by scapula and
clavicle (which is also called as SHOULDER
GIRDLE) and Proximal Humerus.
• Has the greatest range of motion of any
joint in the body.
• Bones Involves :
*Larger Globular head of humerus.
*Glenoid Cavity of Scapula.
• Also known as Ball and Socket Joint .
GLENOID CAVITY
• Pear shape
• Shallow.
• Directed laterally and upward.
• Only 1/3rd of humeral head comes
in contact with glenoid Cavity at any position.
• Glenoid Fossa is deepened by a fibrocartilaginous
rim.
ARTICULATION
LIGAMENTS RELATED TO
SHOULDER JOINT.....
• Capsular Ligament
• Glenohumeral Ligament
• Coraco-Humeral Ligament
• Transverse Humeral Ligament
CAPSULAR LIGAMENT