Notes in Week 14 - Shoulder & Upper Extremity

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Published	10/27/2024	ID: {{c1::Rotator cuff tear}}
Published	10/27/2024	After {{c2::8}} weeks, in an acute {{c3::rotator cuff tear::which injury}}, the tendon will retract and {{c1::will not::will or will not}} be able to …
Published	10/27/2024	In {{c1::calcific tendonsitis}}, the onset of pain is {{c2::gradual}} and {{c3::unassociated::associated or NOT associated}} with trauma.
Published	10/27/2024	In {{c2::calcific tendonitis}}, {{c1::x-ray}} will help diagnosis with visualization of calcifications along shoulder tendons
Published	10/27/2024	In adhesive capsulitis, is an idiopathic loss of active or passive motion?{{c1::BOTH :)}}
Published	10/27/2024	Dx: loss of external rotation with the arm at the side?{{c1::Adhesive capsulitis}}
Published	10/27/2024	In an axillary nerve injury, there is most often a {{c1::transient neurapraxia}}, present in up to 5% of patients.
Published	10/27/2024	What is the diagnosis requirement for a posterior shoulder dislocation?{{c1::X-ray of 3 views with posterior position of humeral head}}
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