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Primarily physical tests will be done to asses the nature of the injury. The altered motions fall into 3 clinically recognizable patterns of scapular dyskinesis. The first two types correlate to labral injury. Type I results in prominence of the inferior (lower) and medial edges of the bone.
Other syndromes that may affect the scapula and cause pain include: 1  The winged scapula syndrome caused by severe weakness in specific muscle groups. 2  The snapping scapula syndrome which causes the scapula to not slide smoothly through its range of motion. 3  Nerve injuries that cause muscle weakness in specific muscle groups.