The acetabulum was then tattooed at each end of the transverse ligament to allow orientation, and the labrum was dissected from any remaining capsule, articular cartilage and underlying bone. Figure 2 ...

It has three surfaces: an internal articular surface, an external surface contacting the joint capsule, and a basal surface attached to the acetabular bone and transverse ligaments. 7 Its distal edge ...

The labrum (part of the key ligament-labrum joint complex) very often tears with a shoulder dislocation. Second-time repairs are not as successful. So we often combine the capsule of the joint ...

Several ligaments make up parts of the joint capsule ... the condition is called a frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis). The ...