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The authors of this review found that the presence of scapular dyskinesis (SD) at baseline increased the risk of developing shoulder pain within 9 to 24 months by 43%.
A total of 35% of athletes with SD complained of shoulder pain during the follow up period, compared to only 25% in athletes without SD.
It is suggested that evaluating for SD should be a part of risk factor screening.
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