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Shoulder Pain

Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1983
Disabling shoulder pain is common in those who engage in athletic activities and there is a wide spectrum of causes. Some entities are secondary to an acute injury such as a shoulder subluxation or dislocation with subsequent disability. More commonly, we see pain resulting from repeated insult, such as chronic tendinitis or attritional tears of the ...
R E, Leach, A A, Schepsis
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The painful shoulder

Seminars in Arthritis and Rheumatism, 1977
The shoulder, a very common site of pain syndromes in medical practice, lends itself well to precise clinical analysis and identification of the pain-sensitive structure or structures. Once identified, rational and effective management can be applied, associated with predictably good prognosis. Early identification of the emerging specific syndrome is
J H, Bland, J A, Merrit, D R, Boushey
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Shoulder Pain

Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal, 2011
Shoulder pain is a frequent complaint encountered in the emergency setting. A brief review of shoulder anatomy and physical examination sets the foundation for evaluation of shoulder pain. Considerations of patient's age are helpful to predict injuries.
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