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Shoulder Pain

Illustration of shoulder pain in a human body.

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The shoulder is a complex anatomical structure consisting of four joints. Movements at the shoulder enable us to move and position our arm and  hand in space. The muscles of the shoulder provide a stable base for  these upper extremity movements. The dynamic relationship between the  shoulder muscles, ligaments and bony articulations allo

The shoulder is a complex anatomical structure consisting of four joints. Movements at the shoulder enable us to move and position our arm and  hand in space. The muscles of the shoulder provide a stable base for  these upper extremity movements. The dynamic relationship between the  shoulder muscles, ligaments and bony articulations allows for  significant movement, but this is at the expense of stability. The  shoulder is, therefore, susceptible to dysfunction and instability.   


Common shoulder injuries include sprains, strains, dislocation or subluxation and other degenerative conditions. It is essential to understand the anatomical features of the shoulder when assessing and treating these conditions. 

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