This week we are going to discuss the variety of tears that can occur to the glenoid labrum – the fibrocartilaginous cup that surrounds the socket of the shoulder. The glenoid labrum strengthens ...

The issue occurs when the end (head) of the humerus bone partially shifts out of the glenoid fossa (socket) portion of the shoulder joint. While subluxation may result from a traumatic injury ...

In order to keep the joint in the socket, we have a fibro-cartilaginous ring around the edge of the joint. This ring is called the “glenoid labrum.” When athletes or individuals suffer trauma ...

Background In the throwing shoulder, repetitive motion increases proximal humerus and glenoid retroversion. However, clinical factors that affect this adaptation are poorly understood. Objective ...