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Ligaments in the SC joint

Anterior/Posterior sternoclavicle ligament



Interclavicle ligament



Costalclavicular



Articular disk


-absorb shock, stability

Restrictions of SC joint

Depression: bone to bone


Elevation: ant, post sternocostal, costoclavicular


Protraction: post sternoclavicle lig


Retraction: ant sternoclavicle lig


Ligament in AC joint

Superior/ inferior acromioclavicular lig (capsule)



Coracoacromial lig



Coracohumeral lig



Coracoclavicle lig.: suspension of scapular of clavicle

Restriction of ACJ

Upward rot: coroclavicular and inferior AC lig



Downward rot: superior AC lig



Posterior tilt: AC lig



Anterior tilt: coroclavicular lig


Ligaments of GH joint

GH capsule lig.: 3 weak bands form.



°superior: restrict inferior, AP translation, adduction



°middle: restrict A translation, ER



°inferior: restrict inferior translation of humeral head, abduction, ER, IR



Coracohumeral ligament


: restrict adduction

Isolated movement in GH

Flexion: 90-120


Extension: 20-30


Abduction: 90-120


Adduction: 10-20


IR: 60-70


ER: 30-50

What is primary and secondary impingement?

Primary is structure caused of impingement.


-swollen bursa


-structure change of the acromion


-Osteitis.



Secondary is functional caused of impingement


-tightness of p. Minor


Serratus anterior weakness