scapular plane elevation
scaption

It simply means Scapular Plane Elevation.

Scaption means Scapular Plane Elevation and does not denote whether it's with an internal, external or neutral rotation.

Due to a strict clocking of presentation time, she was forced to shorten a phrase that appeared often in her lecture: Scapular Plane Elevation.

Comparison of the electromyographic profiles of the upper and lower trapezius during the movements of abduction and scaption.

Her colleague and friend, Dr. Jacquelin Perry suggested she simply convert the phrase to "Scaption", and that was how a new word was born.

Common jobe exercises include shoulder external rotation, shoulder flexion, horizontal abduction, prone abduction and scaption (at 45 , 90 and inverse 45 ).

The infraspinatus and subscapularis have significant roles in scapular plane shoulder abduction (scaption), generating forces that are two to three times greater than the force produced by the supraspinatus muscle.