scapulohumeral

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scapulohumeral

[skap″u-lo-hu´mer-al]

pertaining to the scapula and humerus.

scap·u·lo·hu·mer·al

(skap'yū-lō-hyū'mĕr-ăl),

Relating to both scapula and humerus.
See also: glenohumeral.

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scapulohumeral

(skăp′yə-lō-hyo͞o′mər-əl)

adj.

Relating to, characterizing, or affecting the scapula and the humerus.

scap·u·lo·hu·mer·al

(skap'yū-lō-hyū'mĕr-ăl)

Relating to both scapula and humerus.
See also: glenohumeral

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References in periodicals archive ?

In the case of these athletes, because of the combined movements exerting the scapulohumeral joint, this type of dislocations has an increased incidence in our days, which indicates the need to develop suppleness.

DEVELOPING SUPPLENESS TO PREVENT SCAPULOHUMERAL DISLOCATIONS IN PERFORMANCE ATHLETES

The horse with acute/recent olecranon bursitis suffers from the problem of flexion and extension of scapulohumeral joint. Chronic fibrotic bursitis of elbow did not show any sign of discomfort in terms of extension and flexion of elbow in extending or progression (Kumar et al., 2010), as observed in this study.

Elbow hygroma and its surgical management in a horse

Measurement of BL was performed using the longitudinal distance from the scapulohumeral joint to the ischiatic tuberosity (as previously described by WAGNER & TYLER, 2011).

Development of a weight-estimation model to use in pregnant criollo-type mares/Modelo para estimativa de peso em eguas gestantes mesticas crioulas

The smaller the distance between the hands, the best result obtained in testing the scapulohumeral joint mobility.