we now know that the mobile superior labrum becomes rigidly fixed and closely applied to the glenoid at approximately the 10 o’clock position in the right shoulder. Kibler has termed this region ...

"This mobility is conferred, in part, by the bony anatomy of the joint ... Often, a dislocation may tear the labrum -- the cartilage that helps to stabilise the shoulder joint, or damage the ...

The goal of labrum repair surgery is to reduce pain in your shoulder by restoring the normal anatomy and function. Full recovery from your shoulder surgery will take several months to one year, based ...

It’s worth taking a moment to discuss the anatomy involved ... occur at the anterior/inferior labrum are known as Bankart lesions and frequently occur after shoulder dislocations.

Top Threat: Labral tear What it is: Damage to the shoulder labrum ... hip issues that had plagued him for years. Abnormal hip anatomy can also contribute. Jonathan Brady - PA Images//Getty ...

To start off, it helps to break down the anatomy of the shoulder itself ... so can relatively minor trauma dislocate a shoulder. That's where the labrum comes in. What Is a Shoulder Labrum?

This video reviews the anatomy of the shoulder ... the humeral head, and the labrum. Patients with a history of a shoulder dislocation, a fracture, or a large rotator-cuff tear are at increased ...

Through the multi axial mobility afforded the shoulder joint ... to the bone and if protected properly the labrum then becomes part of the normal anatomy once again. A successful approximation ...

While we watch and wait for Braxton's return, I’ll review the details of a torn labrum to ... discuss the shoulder joint using a golf analogy to help in visualizing the anatomy.

What is the labrum? See detailed image Similar to the anatomy of the shoulder, the hip is a ball and socket joint, with the ball at the end of the femur attaching via ligaments to the socket at ...