Shoulder - Joints & Ligaments Flashcards
Sternoclavicular joint type
Diarthorodial (synovial)
Saddle shape
Sternoclavicular joint ligaments
Interclavicular lig
Ant and post SC ligs
Costoclavicular lig
Acromioclavicular joint type
Diarthorodial (synovial)
Acromioclavicular joint ligaments
Sup and inf AC ligs
EXTRAARTICULAR – Coracoclavicular ligs (conoid and trapezoid)
Glenohumeral joint capsule ligaments
Glenohumeral ligs (sup, middle inf) – inferior GH lig is split into [ant, post and axillary pouch]
EXTRAARTICULAR – Coracohumeral lig
Glenohumeral joint capsule origin and insertion
Origin: glenoid rim
Insertion: anatomic neck of humerus
Superior glenohumeral ligament actions
primary restraint to ER in adducted or slightly abducted position
primary restraint to inferior translation
secondary restraint to posterior translation
Superior glenohumeral ligament origin and insertion
Origin: upper pole of glenoid and base of coracoid
Insertion: superior to lesser tuberosity
Middle glenohumeral ligament action
prevents ant translation at 45° abduction
secondary restraint of ER at 90° abduction
Inferior glenohumeral ligament action
primary restraint to abduction at 90° (anterior band)
primary restraint to IR (posterior band)
Inferior GH lig origin and insertion
Origin: glenoid inf to MGHL
Insertion: inferior aspect of anatomic neck
Coracohumeral lig action
primary restraint to inf translation in adducted position
Coracohumeral lig origin and insertion
O: base of coracoid process
I: sup to greater tuberosity with attachment to capsule
Coracoacromial lig action
limit superior humeral translation
*important with impingement syndrome
Coracoacromial lig origin and insertion
O: sup lat coracoid process
I: acromion, anterior to ACJ