The rotator cuff is a very well known anatomical structure in a very complex area of the body. It’s only well known because everyone has heard of it, not because it’s well understood. Physical therapists understand it well, but the general public does not. In a series of posts, I’m going to try and explain [...]
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For more background on the supraspinatus, the particular muscle involved in this discussion, click on this link: link to supraspinatus Once you understand the supraspinatus, this post makes more sense. Department of Physiotherapy and of Orthopaedic Surgery, Central Hospital, Västerås, Sweden Finding: The width and configuration of the subacromial space was studied in retraction and [...]
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