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Abstract
The anatomical architecture of the shoulder joint entails
that it is one of the most unstable synovial joints in the body.
In fact such instability reflects the vulnerability of the joint in
terms of a wide range of injuries to which it might be
subjected. Moreover, there are various local and systemic
pathological arthritic conditions that are likely to affect the
joint primarily or secondary to traumatic insults.