Dear tonywoodall and neuroplast

Thank you for the insight, i think you guys both have valid points as to the differentials to the problem however c.falco has not given enough information about this clients problem (unless he has done this on a previous thread) for any real input or speculations. I agree with Tonywoodall that shoulder pain definitely can be from a cervicothoracic origin however shoulder movements specifically causing pain indicate that the problem is from the shoulder not the spine. If the pain was constant and not influenced by shoulder movements then I would consider other possible origins. neuroplast is right in suggesting an inpingement syndrome and infact the movements that c.falco have described, some correlate to a scarf test...which opens a whole possibility of other structures being involved.

If c.falco would like our opinion, then there is a need for more information before we can clinically reason the problem...