arthrology of the glenohumeral joint Flashcards
describe articular surfaces of glenohumeral joint
glenoid fossa of scapula and head of humerus
classify the glenohumeral joint
synovial, ball and socket, complex, multi-axial
describe the articular surface of the glenoid fossa
- deepened by glenoid labrum
-concave vertically and transversely
describe the attachments of the glenoid labrum
- attaches to glenoid fossa, forming a rim around it
attaches to tendon of long head of bicep, superior glenohumeral ligament, inferior glenohumeral ligament
name the intrinsic ligaments of the joint
superior glenohumeral lig
inferior glenohumeral lig
middle glenohumeral lig
transverse humeral lig
attachments of superior glenohumeral ligament
from upper glenoid margin and labrum to the upper surface of the lesser tubercle
attachments of inferior glenohumeral ligament
passes from glenoid margin to anteroinferior part of neck
attachments of middle glenohumeral ligament
arises below superior glenohumeral ligament and passes to the front of the lesser tubercle
attachments of transverse humeral ligament
bridges gap between lesser and greater tubercles at the upper end of intertubercular groove
what movement does superior glenohumeral ligament limit
lateral rotation of humerus
what movement does the inferior glenohumeral ligament limit
limits lateral rotation and abduction
what movement does middle glenohumeral ligament limit
lateral rotation and anterior translation of humeruswh
what are the accessory ligaments of the joint
coracohumeral ligament
coracoacromial ligament
attactchment of coracohumeral ligament
lateral border of coracoid process to transverse humeral ligament and adjacent part of neck
attachments of coracoacromial ligament
passes between acromial and coracoid processes above humeral head