The Shoulder & Humerus : Osteology & Anatomy

Master Shoulder Anatomy and Osteology with Clarity and Confidence

Explore the complex structure of the shoulder with RadGuide’s comprehensive digital presentation. Designed for anatomy students, radiography trainees, physical therapy learners, and healthcare educators, this resource provides a foundational understanding of shoulder osteology—essential for clinical practice, injury assessment, and further imaging study.

In this presentation, you’ll explore:

• Shoulder Osteology Overview: A detailed examination of the bones that make up the shoulder girdle—clavicle, scapula, and proximal humerus. Learn how these bones connect and support the mobility and stability of the upper limb.

• Key Anatomical Landmarks: Identify major landmarks such as the acromion, coracoid process, glenoid cavity, greater and lesser tubercles, and clavicular articulations—essential for understanding joint function and anatomical orientation.

• Joint Structure and Functional Anatomy: Understand how the bones form the glenohumeral, acromioclavicular, and sternoclavicular joints, and how these articulations allow for an exceptional range of motion in the shoulder.

• Clinical and Functional Relevance: Discover how the anatomical design of the shoulder relates to upper limb movement, muscular attachment, and common pathologies such as dislocations or rotator cuff injuries.

This clear and concise presentation serves as a valuable tool for mastering shoulder anatomy—whether you're building your foundational knowledge or reinforcing clinical understanding.

Format: Digital Presentation (PowerPoint/PDF)

Delivery: Sent via email after purchase
Ideal For: Anatomy students, radiography trainees, physical therapy programs, and healthcare educators