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Left, the superior glenohumeral ligament inserts into the tovea capitis line just
superior to the lesser tuberosity (A). The middle glenohumeral ligament inserts
into the humerus just medial to the lesser tuberosity (B). The interior
glenohumeral ...
Left, the superior glenohumeral ligament inserts into the tovea capitis line just
superior to the lesser tuberosity (A). The middle glenohumeral ligament inserts
into the humerus just medial to the lesser tuberosity (B). The interior
glenohumeral ...
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Basmajian thought that the function of the superior glenohumeral ligament was,
in conjunction with the superior tilt of the glenoid, to provide passive resistance to
inferior subluxation or dislocation of the humerus.102 Recent work supports this ...
Basmajian thought that the function of the superior glenohumeral ligament was,
in conjunction with the superior tilt of the glenoid, to provide passive resistance to
inferior subluxation or dislocation of the humerus.102 Recent work supports this ...
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Detrisac and Johnson, in anatomical dissections, have documented the presence
of a labral sulcus as a normal variant in approximately 20 per cent of individuals.
17 This sulcus is present anteriorly, superior to the equator of the glenoid, and ...
Detrisac and Johnson, in anatomical dissections, have documented the presence
of a labral sulcus as a normal variant in approximately 20 per cent of individuals.
17 This sulcus is present anteriorly, superior to the equator of the glenoid, and ...
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