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scapulothoracic [skap″u-lo-thŏ-ras´ik]

pertaining to the scapula and thorax.

scapulothoracic

pertaining to the scapula and thorax.

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Whilst the glenohumeral, acromioclavicular and sternoclavicular joints were included for treatment in the intervention group, I note that the scapulothoracic component was not included.

Were the techniques appropriate? by Giovanelli, Beverley / Australian Journal of Physiotherapy

Upper Limb For persons with ULA, greater prosthesis use (more hours per day) was significantly associated with proximal amputations (defined as elbow disarticulation, transhumeral, shoulder disarticulation, and scapulothoracic amputations), [t.

Prosthesis use in persons with lower- and upper-limb amputation by Raichle, Katherine A.; Hanley, Marisol A.; Molton, Ivan; Kadel, Nancy J.; Campbell, Kellye; Phelps, / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development

Accordingly, it needs to be remembered that whilst many studies refer to modeling and predicting forces at the 'shoulder', they are referring to the glenohumeral, acromioclavicular, sternoclavicular, and scapulothoracic joints as if they comprised a single joint.

Baseball throwing mechanics as they relate to pathology and ... by Whiteley, Rod / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine

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