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1996
Abstract That ‘X-rays’ are not the be all and end all of establishing a diagnosis in traumatized patients is perfectly illustrated in the shoulder where there are several skeletal injuries not shown or easily missed on routine shoulder X-rays but in which correct clinical method will lead to correct X-rays being taken.
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Abstract That ‘X-rays’ are not the be all and end all of establishing a diagnosis in traumatized patients is perfectly illustrated in the shoulder where there are several skeletal injuries not shown or easily missed on routine shoulder X-rays but in which correct clinical method will lead to correct X-rays being taken.
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Sporting Injuries of the Shoulder
Medical Journal of Australia, 1978Roger G. Rowe, R. G. Rowe
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Injuries to The Shoulder in Athletes
Southern Medical Journal, 2004Christopher G, Mazoué, James R, Andrews
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Prevalence and Variance of Shoulder Injuries in Elite Collegiate Football Players
American Journal of Sports Medicine, 2005David Flanigan +2 more
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