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Scapular dyskinesis — MSRA MCQ

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ModerateShoulder InjuriesScapular dyskinesisMSRA

A 17-year-old swimmer develops shoulder pain late in training sets. The medial border of the scapula lifts during wall push-up and upward rotation is poorly controlled during arm elevation. What is the most likely diagnosis?

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Correct answer: BScapular dyskinesis

Visible abnormal scapular motion during loaded tasks is scapular dyskinesis. It can contribute to swimmer shoulder symptoms by altering glenohumeral loading. The finding directs rehabilitation toward scapular control and kinetic-chain factors.

Reference: BJSM; Brukner & Khan