... supraspinatus tendon-to-bone insertion site failure properties. These findings will contribute toward understanding the pathogenesis of tendon-to-bone disorders. e-mail:  soslowsk@upenn.edu 08 03 2020 16 06 2020 04 09 2020 tendon mechanics pregnancy lactation shoulder...

...Danè Dabirrahmani; Desmond Bokor; Thomas Tarento; Shahrulazua Ahmad; Richard Appleyard As the use of glenoid suture anchors in arthroscopic and open reconstruction, for instability after Bankart lesions of the shoulder, increases, an emerging problem has been the incidence of glenoid rim fractures...

...Ryan M. Chapman; Michael T. Torchia; John-Erik Bell; Douglas W. Van Citters Current shoulder clinical range of motion (ROM) assessments (e.g., goniometric ROM) may not adequately represent shoulder function beyond controlled clinical settings. Relative inertial measurement unit (IMU) motion...

... author. Manuscript received September 14, 2017; final manuscript received August 8, 2018; published online October 17, 2018. Assoc. Editor: Guy M. Genin. 14 09 2017 08 08 2018 mechanics injury fatigue gender shoulder supraspinatus rotator cuff skeletal muscle sex...

... 05 2014 The shoulder is the most mobile joint of the human body due to bony constraint scarcity and soft tissue function unlocking several degrees of freedom (DOF). Clinical evaluation of the shoulder range of motion (RoM) is often limited to a few monoplanar measurements where each DOF...

... is to present a method to express any 3D vector in a nonorthogonal coordinate system. The interpretation of these expressions in the JCS is clarified and an example for the 3D joint moment vector at the shoulder and the knee is given. A nonorthogonal projection method is proposed based on the mixed product...

...,” as measured by the area under the curve of the percentage of EMG throughout propulsion, results in a greater resultant joint force in the shoulder and elbow, thus potentially resulting in shoulder pathology. (2) Similarly, a greater muscle energy may result in fatigue and play a factor in the development...

...J. A. Gimbel; J. P. Van Kleunen; G. R. Williams; S. Thomopoulos; L. J. Soslowsky Rotator cuff tears frequently occur and can lead to pain and decreased shoulder function. Repair of the torn tendon back to bone is often successful in relieving pain, but failure of the repair commonly occurs. Post...

...Andrew R. Hopkins; Ulrich N. Hansen; Andrew A. Amis; Lucy Knight; Mark Taylor; Ofer Levy; Stephen A. Copeland Total replacement of the glenohumeral joint provides an effective means for treating a variety of pathologies of the shoulder. However, several studies indicate that the procedure has...

...Michael J. Bey; Roger Zauel; Stephanie K. Brock; Scott Tashman Shoulder motion is complex and significant research efforts have focused on measuring glenohumeral joint motion. Unfortunately, conventional motion measurement techniques are unable to measure glenohumeral joint kinematics during...

...C. Y. Tang; A. F. T. Mak; L. K. Hung; H. S. Wong; T. Pacaldo A new tendon transfer technique is proposed for the reconstruction of the paralyzed shoulders secondary to Brachial Plexus Injury (BPI). In this tendon transfer, the long head of the biceps tendons is utilized as a bridging tendon graft...