Pathology
The muscle key of the shoulder rotator muscle is between the greater trochanter of the humerus and the base of the acromion. When raising the hand, the muscle key is easily pinched and rubbed, causing inflammation of the muscle key. At the same time, there is a synovial bursa under the acromion to cushion the shoulder rotator muscle keys from pinching. Excessive pinching can also cause inflammation of the synovial bursa, causing pain in the shoulder.
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@DOCTORFIX CHIROPRACTIC AND PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINIC
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