* Maintain a high level of suspicion for syndesmotic injury in any athlete describing an
external rotation or hyper-dorsiflexion ankle injury.
Comfort and acceptability of various immobilization positions using a shoulder
external rotation and abduction brace.
The medial epicondyle vertical line lies approximately 1 centimeter medial to the biceps groove when the shoulder is in the neutral position and about 2 centimeters when shoulder is at 45[degrees] of
external rotation. The coracoid process landmark lies approximately 4.4 centimeters when the shoulder is in the neutral position, about 6.2 centimeters when the shoulder is at 45[degrees] of
external rotation.
The mechanisms most commonly associated with injury to the PLC include posterolateral forces to the anteromedial thigh, contact and non-contact hyperextension, a valgus force to a flexed knee, and severe tibial
external rotation with a flexed knee.
The difference between objective and subjective evaluations of the results of shoulder hemiarthroplasty is explained by the fact that the resulting range of motion after surgery is sufficient for normal activities of daily living because the majority of the activities are carried out at the level of scapula with the abduction of 80 to 90[degrees] and
external rotation, while the smallest number of activities is performed at maximum abduction and flexion (180[degrees]) [20].
Velte, Patrick, and Carl-Christian Freidank (2015), "The Link between In- and
External Rotation of the Auditor and the Quality of Financial Accounting and External Audit," European Journal of Law and Economics 40(2): 225-246.
In addition the participants performed general shoulder exercises consisting of flexion, abduction stretches, cross over arm stretches, internal and
external rotation stretches with and without towel and Codman pendulum exercises.
The mechanics of an overhead stroke or serve in racquet sports are similar to that of an overhead throw (4), wherein the shoulder has to be lax enough to allow the extra degrees of
external rotation necessary for an adequate serve and at the same time has to be stable enough to prevent any subluxations.
The instability of the syndesmosis was identified on the basis of the injury mechanism, the fracture pattern, and the
external rotation stress test.
There are seven chapters: transformation of flow power, collinear wind turbines, orthogonal wind units, ordinary orthogonal windmills, largest open wind turbines on ground or sea, units without
external rotation, and high jet power stations.
The LHB tendon provides anterior stability of the glenohumeral joint by increasing the resistance to torsional forces in an abducted, externally rotated position in the late-cocking phase [6], while also serving as an important restraint to
external rotation in this position [8].