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subacromial-impingement

Acronyms

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"sharpened inferolateral edge of acromion ⁹ - SLAM sign"

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"Complications"

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"Related pathology"

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Semicolons

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"Anecdotal experience also suggests that slight contact between the coracoacromial arch and the subacromial bursa can occur in healthy individuals; yet, significant contact or snapping between these two structures are not common in the absence of symptoms and suggest clinically relevant impingement ⁵."

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"Dynamic ultrasound may depict abnormal contact between the coracoacromial arch and peritendinous tissue during shoulder abduction; however, dynamic diagnosis at ultrasound is not free of controversy: although earlier studies have demonstrated thickening of the subacromial bursa following shoulder abduction in symptomatic shoulders,^1-3 an investigation found no significant difference in the degree of bursal gathering in impingement patients compared with healthy volunteers ⁴."

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