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Scapula 3 views labeled

Three views of a right scapula (shoulder blade): posterior, lateral, and anterior. The posterior view shows the flat, triangular bone from the back. The lateral view shows the side of the bone with the glenoid fossa, where the humerus (upper arm bone) articulates. The anterior view shows the concave surface of the bone from the front

The image displays three illustrations of a right scapula, each labeled with its orientation: “Posterior Right Scapula,” “Lateral Right Scapula,” and “Anterior Right Scapula,” arranged horizontally. The illustrations of the bone have a primarily light tan color with darker tan lines defining contours and depressions. Each view highlights key anatomical features from that perspecitive. Image on a white background.

Professor Amy Fenwick

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