Anatomy and Functions of the Glenohumeral Joint [Part 1]

The video tutorial explores the shoulder joint, also known as the glenohumeral joint, highlighting its structure as a ball and socket synovial joint. It compares the shoulder's high mobility and low stability to the hip joint's high stability and low mobility. The role of the glenoid labrum in enhancing joint stability is discussed, along with the anatomy of the humerus and associated ligaments. The video also examines the frontal section of the glenohumeral joint and the ligaments that contribute to its stability.

How do the tendons of the biceps and triceps relate to the glenoid cavity?

Explain the significance of the transverse humeral ligament.

What role does the coracoacromial ligament play in shoulder stability?

What is the function of the auxiliary pouch in the glenohumeral joint?