Scapula dyskinesis should be evaluated and treated, as part of normal shoulder rehabilitation programme, because the untreated condition may exacerbate shoulder symptoms—or adversely affect treatment ...

The systematic review by Hickey et al 1 evaluated whether the presence of scapular dyskinesis in asymptomatic athletes increased risk of developing future shoulder pain. This review was conducted on ...

In a recently published study, 25% of patients who underwent a Latarjet procedure for recurrent anterior shoulder dislocation experienced scapular dyskinesis.Researchers reviewed information for ...

Objective: To synthesize the available literature on the changes in the activity of the periscapular muscles in individuals without scapular dyskinesis while performing different types of PU on ...

Scapular dyskinesis -- Intense, repetitive rotation of the shoulder blade over the chest wall can overstretch and loosen the upper back muscles that keep the shoulder bones in a healthy position.

Usually, athletes have a higher prevalence of scapular dyskinesis of about 61 per cent as compared with non-athletes. However, the current work from home culture (WFH) with poor sitting posture or ...

"Post the onset of WFH culture and lockdown amidst the pandemic, there has been a 20-25 per cent increase in cases of Sick Scapula Syndrome in young people aged 30-45 years," Dr Raghu Nagaraj ...

The Brookbush Institute Announces New Lessons on learning "The Scapula Muscles" News provided by EIN Presswire May 15, 2024, 12:05 PM ET ...

Scapular dyskinesis - Intense, repetitive rotation of the shoulder blade over the chest wall can overstretch and loosen the upper back muscles that keep the shoulder bones in a healthy position.