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Australian Journal of General Practice, 2023
Chronic shoulder pain is a common presenting compliant in general practice. The differential diagnosis is broad and varies with patient age.This article reviews the management of patients presenting with chronic shoulder pain. A structured approach to history and physical examination is presented, and appropriate investigations are discussed.
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Chronic shoulder pain is a common presenting compliant in general practice. The differential diagnosis is broad and varies with patient age.This article reviews the management of patients presenting with chronic shoulder pain. A structured approach to history and physical examination is presented, and appropriate investigations are discussed.
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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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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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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1988
Pain in the shoulder arises from a wide variety of abnormalities. The most common cause of acute pain in the nontraumatized shoulder is calcific tendonitis or bursitis readily identified by plain film radiography. On the other hand, the evaluation of chronic pain usually requires some combination of arthrography, CT, ultrasonography, and MRI to ...
L F, Rogers, R W, Hendrix
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Pain in the shoulder arises from a wide variety of abnormalities. The most common cause of acute pain in the nontraumatized shoulder is calcific tendonitis or bursitis readily identified by plain film radiography. On the other hand, the evaluation of chronic pain usually requires some combination of arthrography, CT, ultrasonography, and MRI to ...
L F, Rogers, R W, Hendrix
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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 2015
Hemiplegic shoulder pain is a common complaint for stroke survivors. Many pathologies are included in the diagnosis of hemiplegic shoulder pain, and many with shoulder pain have a multifactorial cause. This article provides rehabilitation specialists with an approach to evaluation and management of those with hemiplegic shoulder pain.
Richard D, Wilson, John, Chae
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Hemiplegic shoulder pain is a common complaint for stroke survivors. Many pathologies are included in the diagnosis of hemiplegic shoulder pain, and many with shoulder pain have a multifactorial cause. This article provides rehabilitation specialists with an approach to evaluation and management of those with hemiplegic shoulder pain.
Richard D, Wilson, John, Chae
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Journal of Back and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation, 1992
Shoulder pain in the geriatric patient is a common musculoskeletal complaint. Some community studies 1,2 have suggested that painful disorders of the shoulder girdle are present in at least 25% of elderly people. The peak incidence of symptom atic shoulder disorders, other than those caused by arthritis or trauma, occurs between the ages of 50 and 60.
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Shoulder pain in the geriatric patient is a common musculoskeletal complaint. Some community studies 1,2 have suggested that painful disorders of the shoulder girdle are present in at least 25% of elderly people. The peak incidence of symptom atic shoulder disorders, other than those caused by arthritis or trauma, occurs between the ages of 50 and 60.
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JAMA, 1964
ABSTRACT SHOULDER PAIN which radiates down the arm is likely to be of indirect origin. The primary lesion may be overlooked if the examining physician concentrates on the shoulder. Pain in the shoulder radiating down the arm to the elbow or into the hand and fingers is nearly always due to a cervical lesion, since primary lesions of the shoulder ...
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ABSTRACT SHOULDER PAIN which radiates down the arm is likely to be of indirect origin. The primary lesion may be overlooked if the examining physician concentrates on the shoulder. Pain in the shoulder radiating down the arm to the elbow or into the hand and fingers is nearly always due to a cervical lesion, since primary lesions of the shoulder ...
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Physical Therapy, 1986
This article reviews the literature relevant to the possible causes, prevention, and treatment of hemiplegic shoulder pain. Shoulder pain and stiffness impede the rehabilitation of patients with hemiplegia. The cause of this complication is unknown, but it may be related to the severity of neurological deficits, preexisting or posthemiplegic soft ...
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This article reviews the literature relevant to the possible causes, prevention, and treatment of hemiplegic shoulder pain. Shoulder pain and stiffness impede the rehabilitation of patients with hemiplegia. The cause of this complication is unknown, but it may be related to the severity of neurological deficits, preexisting or posthemiplegic soft ...
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1970
Evolutionary imperfections render man's shoulder uniquely vulnerable to damage by wear and tear and by trauma. Impingement of the rotator cuff against the tip of the acromion leads to bursitis, attrition and tearing. The instability of the shoulder predisposes to dislocation and subluxation.
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Evolutionary imperfections render man's shoulder uniquely vulnerable to damage by wear and tear and by trauma. Impingement of the rotator cuff against the tip of the acromion leads to bursitis, attrition and tearing. The instability of the shoulder predisposes to dislocation and subluxation.
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1980
Acute peritendinitis calcarea, adhesive capsulitis, and anterior acromion impingement syndrome are common problems of the shoulder. Needle and drug therapy are indicated to relieve pain in the treatment of acute cases, with a regular home program of exercise essential for successful results in all cases.
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Acute peritendinitis calcarea, adhesive capsulitis, and anterior acromion impingement syndrome are common problems of the shoulder. Needle and drug therapy are indicated to relieve pain in the treatment of acute cases, with a regular home program of exercise essential for successful results in all cases.
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Omodynia: The Painful Shoulder
The American Journal of Nursing, 1954THE fact that acutely painful shoulders are on the increase seems well established in medical circles today. Physicians, whether general practitioners, orthopedic surgeons, rheumatologists, physiatrists, or roentgenologists, all agree that they are seeing many more patients with this complaint than they did one or two decades ago.
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