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This article is a stub. See physiotherapy protocol by Roberta Ainsworth for massive rotator cuff tears. Subacromial Pain Syndrome Subacromial Bursa Injection

This article is a stub. Neuralgic amyotrophy is also known as Parsonage-Turner syndrome and brachial neuritis. See older open access review, and two newer

occur from AC joint overload or less commonly from direct trauma. See also: Shoulder Biomechanics The clavicle is an S-shaped bone. The medial growth plate

absent at rest. it is rarely accentuated by passive shoulder movement with a fully relaxed shoulder girdle. A: right LTN showing a medial pattern of winging

This article is a stub. SIRVA - Wood 2022.pdf - 1.05 MB (f)

This article is a stub. See open access review by Leider et al. Leider, Joseph D.; Derise, Olivia C.; Bourdreaux, Kyle A.; Dierks, Gregor J.; Lee, Christopher;

This article is a stub. Coracoclavicular joint pain is a rare cause of shoulder pain. The joint itself is anomalous and only found is approximately 10%

Patients with diabetes have a 10-20% lifetime risk. Other associated conditions include hypothyroidism, hypercholesterolaemia and heart disease. History:

dislocations. Abduct the ipsilateral shoulder to 90° and apply traction. Then apply an extension force to the shoulder which may translate the medial clavicle

waitlist for surgery. They compared a group given non-specific neck and shoulder movement exercises, with a program targeting the strength of the rotator

features of QSS were originally identified by Cahill: Generalized pain in the shoulder area, Nondermatomal paraesthesia, Point tenderness above the quadrilateral

majority of individuals with FSHD1 in one study. The regions of pain are shoulders (72%), arms (59%), low back (71%), legs (64%), hips (51%), hands (10%)

calcific tendinitis, and bursitis. Shoulder Shoulder Anatomy Shoulder Conditions Shoulder Procedures Shoulder Examination Shoulder Pain Differential Diagnoses

humerus, known in lay terms as the “shoulder blade.” The scapula constitutes the posterior aspect of the shoulder girdle, with its ventral (anterior) surface

clavicle. See also: Shoulder Biomechanics The clavicle (known colloquially as the collarbone), is a strut between the scapula (shoulder blade) and the sternum

transphyseal humerus fractures, radial neck fractures, and congenital conditions like radioulnar synostosis. Red flags include elbow deformity, unknown

pre-existing glenohumeral arthritis or rotator cuff pathology. See also: Shoulder Biomechanics There are multiple muscular insertions on the proximal humerus

use, but can be modified. Fractures of the humerus include those near the shoulder (known as proximal humeral fractures), shaft fractures, and fractures near

may be reported. Examine the shoulder. There may be restricted abduction and internal rotation of the ipsilateral shoulder. Examine for Tinel signs along

the surrounding soft tissues Shoulder Shoulder Anatomy Shoulder Conditions Shoulder Procedures Shoulder Examination Shoulder Pain Differential Diagnoses