Comparison of Three-Dimentional Scapular Position and Orientation Between Subjects with and without Shoulder Impingement
Objective: Epidemiologic Investigations have revealed a high prevalence (16% - 44%) of shoulder complaints consistent with "impingement" in certain occupations. Multiple theories exist in respect to the primary etiology of shoulder "impingement" such as anatomic abnormalities of...
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Main Authors: | Afsoun Nodehi-Moghaddam (Author), Esmaeil Ebrahimi (Author), Majid Eyvazi (Author), Mahyar Salavati (Author) |
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University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences,
2006-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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