Range of Motion Measurement: Shoulder Abduction

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is the fulcrum same meaning with axis?

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What about shoulder adduction ? same position and all thing or what..🥲🥲🥲🥲

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Positive shoulder adduction range of motion wound require a movement of the arm past the midline of the body. Because the trunk gets in the way of the arm moving past the midline of the body, there is no pure adduction range of motion to measure. Basically shoulder adduction in the frontal plane is considered just a return to the anatomical position from and abducted position. For movements across the body, horizontal adduction can be measured. Thanks for watching and we hope that is helpful.