Jarod A. Richards M.D. , Muhammad-Amin H. Munshi B.A. , David R. Woodard M.D. , Steven F. DeFroda M.D. , Clayton W. Nuelle M.D. , Shen-Ying Richard Ma M.D.
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The pectoralis minor (PM) originates at the ribs medially and inserts at the medial border of the coracoid process. Pathologic shortening of the PM can be found in overhead athletes. A shortened PM is associated with anterior and internal rotation of the scapula, leading to scapular dyskinesis and anterior shoulder pain. Cases refractory to physical therapy and self-stretching exercises can be treated with isolated PM release. This procedure has been shown to be a safe and effective means of decreasing self-reported pain and activity limitations in patients with no other shoulder pathologies. We describe arthroscopic PM release in the beach-chair position in an athlete with recalcitrant shoulder pain and scapular dyskinesia.