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Throwing Injuries of the Shoulder Wheeless
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- early cocking: deltoid and rotator cuff are active;
- late cocking phase:
- muscle activity:
- shoulder is placed in hyper-external rotation;
- pectoralis major and the subscapularis (shoulder adductors) and the latissimus and teres major (internal rotators) are placed under eccentric stress;
- supraspinatus is also active during this stage (by EMG analysis);
- biceps contracts (for elbow flexion)
Wheeless' Textbook of Orthopaedics
Type: Reference Material
Author/Contact: C.R.Wheeless
Institution: Duke
Primary Subject/Category:
- - OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Arm Injuries: Shoulder Injuries
- - OCOSH Classification: Trauma: Athletic Injuries
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Added: Mon Feb 04 2002
Last Modified: Thu Jul 01 2010
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