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1 MD Anatomy, Senior Resident, North Bengal Medical College, Darjeeling, West Bengal Email: aradhana.sanga5@gmail.com 2 MD Anatomy, Assistant Professor, North Bengal Medical College, Darjeeling, West Bengal *Corresponding Author Dr Pallab Kumar Saha 11 J.N. Sur Road, Bagbazar, Chandannagar, DistHooghly, Pin: 712136, India Mob: 9836096404, 9330956435, Email: sahapallabkumar@yahoo.co.in Abstract Introduction: Evolution resulting in acquisition of bipedal gait has led the human beings to gain free upper limb movement. The scapula hence provides a strong and stable attachment for muscle activity around the scapular angles. Sometimes due to excessive stress and overuse of a particular muscle their point of attachment on scapula gets modified resulting in change in angulation and morphology of muscle hence kinesiometry gets altered leading to various shoulder pathology. Method: Following study measures different angles of scapula namely superior angle (SA), inferior angle (IA), medial/spinovertebral angle (MA), lateral angle (LA), glenoid inclination angle (GIA), gleno-polar angle(GPA), acromial angle (AA) and coracoid angle (CA) in 68 scapulas (R:L= 50:50) obtained from Department of Anatomy, North Bengal Medical College, Darjeeling. Result: Mean value and SD for Superior angle was 89.57o ± 10.47o, Inferior angle was 44.85o ± 8.14o, Medial angle 156.02o ± 9.11o, Lateral angle 62.38 o± 10.05o, Glenoid inclination angle 12.97o ± 2.80o, Gleno-polar angle 38.65o ± 5.65o, Acromial angle 102.54o ± 14.26o and Coracoid angle 88.41o ±9.12o. Conclusion: Measurement of all angles on the right scapulas was greater than that on the left side except medial angle, gleno-polar angle and coracoid angle. The latter two angles also had a significant correlation between right and left scapula.

Role of Different Angles of Scapula: its Kinesiometrics Muscle morphology and clinical significance