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[Purpose] We evaluated scapular movements during shoulder abduction using our new scapular position measurement method employing a tape measure. [Subjects and Method] The subjects were 26 adults without motor or shoulder disorders. The scapular position was measured at 0°, 90°, and 180° shoulder abduction, and scapular movements associated with shoulder abduction were analyzed using one-way analysis of variance and multiple comparison. [Results] Scapular depression significantly differed among the 3 limb positions. Scapular adduction significantly differed between 0° and 90° shoulder abduction. During shoulder abduction, the scapula showed depression / adduction / upward rotation at 90° shoulder abduction and further upward rotation in the final range. [Conclusion] This measurement method, employing a tape measure which is frequently used in clinical practice, is a straightforward method for evaluating scapular movements. In addition, this method may be applicable to evaluation during physical therapy of motor disorders.

Scapular Movements during Shoulder Abduction Measured by a Scapular Position Measurement Method Employing a Tape Measure