By Mr Graham Tytherleigh-Strong
30.11.23
Orthopaedic surgery
Understanding shoulder instability: Insights and solutions
In his latest online article, Mr Graham Tytherleigh- Strong gives us his insights into shoulder instability. Shoulder instability is a comprehensive term that covers a spectrum of issues leading to the humeral head (Ball) losing its secure centering within the glenoid (Socket). This multifaceted condition manifests in various ways, including complete dislocation (where the head is entirely displaced), subluxation (an incomplete dislocation involving the head slipping to the edge of the glenoid socket), and micro-instability (where the humeral head lacks complete stability in specific movements).