Subacromial impingement
DeSeze and Robinson et al. (1947) studied the special structure under the acromion and the movement trajectory of the greater tuberosity and proposed the name of the second shoulder joint. It is also called the subacromial joint in European and American literature.
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Site of disease:
Shoulder joint -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Any age from 10 to old age -
Related symptoms:
Tendon rupture Subcutaneous tissue edema Impingement sign Dull pain Pain arc sign -
Concurrent disease:
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