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Correlation Between Scapular Height and Glenoid Cavity Breadth Among Young Adults

Abstract

The scapula is an important component of the shoulder girdle, and its dimensions contribute to the structural characteristics of the shoulder region. Scapular height represents the superior-inferior extent of the bone, while the breadth of the glenoid cavity reflects the transverse dimension of its articular surface. Understanding the relationship between these measurements may provide useful information on scapular morphometry and the structural proportions of the glenoid region. The study will therefore investigate the correlation between scapular height and glenoid cavity breadth among young adults. The study will determine the scapular height and glenoid cavity breadth among the participants and examine the degree of association between the two measurements. It will also establish the mean and variability of the selected measurements and determine whether differences in scapular height correspond to variations in glenoid cavity breadth. The study will provide morphometric information that may contribute to a better understanding of the proportional relationship between the overall scapula and its glenoid component. A cross-sectional descriptive research design will be adopted for the study. Young adults will be selected using an appropriate sampling technique, and the scapulae will be assessed using standardized anatomical landmarks and measurement procedures. Scapular height and glenoid cavity breadth will be obtained through appropriate osteological or imaging-based assessment methods, depending on the study setting and available materials. The collected data will be analyzed using frequency, percentage, mean, and standard deviation, while correlation analysis will be used to determine the strength and direction of the relationship between scapular height and glenoid cavity breadth. The study is expected to reveal a measurable relationship between scapular height and glenoid cavity breadth among the young adults studied. Variations in scapular height may be associated with corresponding differences in the breadth of the glenoid cavity. The findings are expected to provide information on the degree and direction of the observed correlation and contribute to the understanding of proportional variation in scapular morphology without implying a causal relationship between the measurements. The findings will be useful to anatomists, anthropologists, radiologists, orthopaedic surgeons, physiotherapists, and other healthcare professionals involved in the assessment of the shoulder region. Information on the relationship between scapular height and glenoid cavity breadth may assist in interpreting anatomical and radiological measurements and contribute to knowledge relevant to shoulder morphometry and glenohumeral joint assessment. The study may also provide reference data for osteological studies and future investigations involving scapular dimensions. The study will conclude by establishing the correlation between scapular height and glenoid cavity breadth among young adults. It is expected to provide useful information on the proportional relationship between the overall height of the scapula and the breadth of its articular surface. The study will recommend standardized measurement procedures in future investigations and encourage further research involving larger and more diverse populations to improve understanding of scapular morphometric relationships.

Keywords: Scapular height, glenoid cavity breadth, scapula, correlation, scapular morphometry, glenoid cavity, shoulder anatomy, anatomical measurements, scapular dimensions, glenoid morphology, osteology, radiological anatomy, glenohumeral joint, anatomical landmarks, young adults.