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Shoulder
Pain when lifting the arm, sleeping on the affected side, or loss of range of motion.
Most common conditions
- Subacromial pain syndromeOne of the most frequent causes of shoulder pain, typically related to rotator cuff tendon alterations and subacromial bursal irritation.
- Subcoracoid impingementAnterior shoulder pain caused by narrowing of the coracohumeral space, compressing the subscapularis tendon.
- Calcific tendinitis of the shoulderDevelopment of hydroxyapatite calcium deposits within rotator cuff tendons, frequently presenting with acute and disabling shoulder pain.
- Rotator cuff tearDiscontinuity or tear within the rotator cuff tendons (partial or full thickness), presenting with pain and loss of active shoulder strength.
All clinical conditions: Shoulder
Clinical assessment
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A clinical consultation allows understanding the cause of pain and discussing the most appropriate options for your situation.
- Detailed clinical examination
- In-office ultrasound
- Evidence-based options