Scapula (anatomy)

Looking at the anatomy of the scapula. It has a bunch of lumpy bits that always end up being important.
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I think it would be worthwhile to define the scapular axis. It took me almost an hour to hunt this down. Here is the most rigorous definition of the scapular axis: "ISB recommendation on definitions of joint coordinate systems of various joints for the reporting of human joint motion--Part II: shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand", J Biomech. 2005 May

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Thank you. The doctor said I had frozen shoulder , but it looks like I have Frozen scapula. I cannot move my arm above my shoulder and I can't scratch the back of my head. The Frozen scapula is causing the acromion to smash into the clavicle and causing bone spurs in the AC joint. What can I do to get the scapula to move again in the upward Direction? What exercise do I need to do? I think the scapula has popped out of its location from a injury. I have winged shoulder. I get more movement on my arm if I push the scapula in, by pressing my back against the wall. I've seen a couple videos from the UK, where a guy put his right hand at a person shoulder and his left hand on the scapula and popped it back in place by pushing his two hands together. It actually caused a pop or crack like a chiropractor cracking your joints, when he did it? That's what I'd like to have done but the doctor will not do it and neither will my chiropractor. I hate to pay some guy in the bar to do it , but I can't do it myself. Many people ask on the internet, the same question, can you dislocate your scapula? It seems like there must be sinew or ligaments holding the scapula in place and it can be popped out of place. But every time you mention this to a doctor, they look like at you as if you're crazy. They claim it's only held in place by muscle. I disagree. What's your opinion?

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