Characterization of humeral head displacements during dynamic glenohumeral neuromuscular control exercises using quantitative ultrasound imaging: A feasibility study
Manuscript
Desroches, G., Desmeules, F., & Gagnon, D. H. (2017). Characterization of humeral head displacements during dynamic glenohumeral neuromuscular control exercises using quantitative ultrasound imaging: A feasibility study. Musculoskeletal Science and Practice, 29, 150-154.
Highlights
- Active humeral head lowering exercises increased the acromiohumeral distance by 11%.
- Active humeral head posteriorisation exercises posteriorised the humeral head by 13%.
- Quantitative ultrasound is a useful tool to quantify humeral head displacement in physiotherapy.