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[Shoulder-arm pain in routine general practice].

Abstract

The anatomical basis of shoulder-arm-pain syndromes is described. One has to practise a multidisciplinary approach in order to correctly analyse shoulder-arm-pains. The most essential signs as well as the technique of examination of symptoms are described. The most frequent types of shoulder-arm-pain are subsequently mentioned.

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M Mumenthaler. 1993. [Shoulder-arm pain in routine general practice].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7514810/

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