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ANGLES OF SCAPULA

1.Superior angle


2.Inferior angle


3.Lateral / Glenoid angle

Superior angle

Is covered by the Trapezius

Inferior angle

Is covered by latissimus dorsi

GLENOID ANGLE

Bears glenoid cavity or fossa.Supraglenoid tubercle is present above glenoid cavity

PROCESSES OF SCAPULA

1. Spine/Spinous process


2. Acromian process


3. Coracoid process