scapuloperoneal
Scapuloperoneal refers to a pattern of hereditary muscle weakness that primarily involves the muscles stabilizing the shoulder blade (scapular stabilizers) and the muscles at the front of the lower legs (peroneal or dorsiflexor muscles). Conditions described by this pattern are typically referred to as scapuloperoneal muscular atrophy or scapuloperoneal syndrome. The disorder is rare and clinically heterogeneous, with onset usually in adolescence or early adulthood and a variable course.
Genetically, scapuloperoneal forms are characterized by genetic heterogeneity, with several autosomal dominant and autosomal recessive forms
Common clinical features include prominent scapular winging due to weakness of the serratus anterior and related
Management is supportive and multidisciplinary, focusing on physical therapy to maintain strength and flexibility, orthotic devices