Anatomy of Shoulder Joint Chart

Anatomy of Shoulder Joint Chart

This Chart shows the major anatomical structures of the shoulder joint; including bones, ligaments, tendons and muscles. The shoulder joint is essentially a ball and socket joint and its stability relies on surrounding muscles, tendons and ligaments of the rotator cuff group including: teres minor, supraspinatus, infraspinatus and subscapularis. The chart shows 7 different movements of the joint together with identifying the muscles that work in those movements, as well as Activities of Daily Living.

Colourfully presented and laminated it is an ideal reference source to be used by physiotherapists and doctors when explaining to a patient their problem with the shoulder joint. It is also a perfect learning tool for students studying the anatomy and function of this joint which is prone to injury. It is a must for the clinic wall, in the lecture or on the gym wall.

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