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    Re: Possible long thoracic nerve problem?

    "I have not yet examined the cervical or thoracic spines."

    Why not?, seems the most obvious place to begin an exam given her symptoms.

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    Re: Possible long thoracic nerve problem?

    Hello Lucin ;
    I encounter like these traumatic nerve injuries around the shoulder and scapulothoracic region . I had seem something like your patient and a supraspinatus nerve injury .

    The Point of specifity nerve injury could occur in case of comperssion aetiologies , but I think in case of traction/stretching injuries no rule specific e.g. in Erb's palsy .
    The progress / outcome according to the degree of nerve injury ,but I like to raise point PAIN around shoulder could disable the patient from abduction to the degree the practionner imagine it is nerve / paralysis .

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