Glenohumeral joint stability during scapular plane abduction with intraarticular pressure

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Abstract Summary
Maintaining joint stability is crucial for proper simulation of glenohumeral joint kinematics in the cadaveric setting. This study uses updated methodology to isolate the native intraarticular pressure’s role in glenohumeral joint stability.
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