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The Classification of Shoulder Instability - Identifying Muscle Patterning Disorders
Orthopedic Product News, 10/12/09
Chatterjee S et al. – Shoulder instability or more specifically glenohumeral instability is a common and well described problem encountered in sports injuries. However its treatment and the classification of the spectrum of injuries to guide that treatment has been problematic in the sense that traditional systems of classification have not been comprehensive and inclusive of all the pathologies that contribute to instability. This is particularly true of muscle patterning disorders.
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