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According to the medical notes, radiography of the patient's
right shoulder revealed a rotator cuff tear with 2+ clavicular spur and
narrowing of the acromial space. (14-16) In the general
clinical setting, factors thought to contribute to impingement include
anatomic abnormalities, such as changes in acromial shape and slope,
(17,18) poor rotator cuff or scapular muscle function or muscle fatigue
(or both), (19) and posterior capsule or pectoralis minor tightness. 25-in]) infrared light-emitting diodes
(IREDs) were attached to the following body landmarks of the subjects:
head of fifth metatarsal and lateral maleolus (foot), lateral maleolus
and femoral condyle (leg), femoral condyles and femoral greater
trochanter (thigh), and greater trochanter and acromial process (trunk,
including pelvis and thorax). |
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