GLENOID LABRUM TEAR – COURSE OF INJURY (Shoulder) A glenoid labrum tear usually begins with a specific event or repeated stress to the shoulder. The labrum is a fibrocartilaginous rim that deepens the shoulder socket and adds stability. Injury commonly occurs during a fall on an outstretched hand, a sudden traction force, shoulder dislocation, or repetitive overhead activities like throwing, swimming, or weightlifting. In athletes, the damage may start subtly, without a single memorable injury.

Glenoid Labrum and Shoulder Instability: How to Perform a Quality Shoulder Exam? What Are the Best Surgical Treatment Option?

After having torn my labrum months ago and getting stem cell surgery in December, it’s taken me until today to get back to feeling strong. I’ve got a LONG way to go to feeling my best, but this chick @latrealmitchell has been the best addition to my team 💪🏻She’s a beast ALL THE TIME and knows exactly what I want when I get in the gym and whine about my girly shit 😂 Anyway’s I thought I’d share some snippets of my gym sessions with you guys...here’s to getting stronger in 2019!!!! XO | Peta Ja

Shoulder Labrum Reconstruction

Simplified Arthroscopic Glenoid Reconstruction Surgical Technique and Rationale with Dr. Ivan Wong