Anatomy
Symptoms
Treatment
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Stretching of the brachial plexus on opposite side.

Brachial Plexus injury.

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Symptoms include: Drooping of the biceps muscle near the distal upper arm, and ecchymosis. 

Biceps tendon rupture.

100

What is injury are the following treatments for; Non-surgical, PRICE, and gradual return to strengthening activity?

Biceps Tendon Rupture

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An injury limited to the soft tissue of the shoulder:

Overuse Injury 

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Symptoms include: Pain, tenderness in muscle belly caused by palpation, PROM, and stretching. 

Muscle strain

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Treatment includes: Physician referral, PRICE, and immobilization.

Acromioclavicular Separation 

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Usually affects the biceps tendon long head:

Biceps Tendon Rupture

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Symptoms include: Pain near the AC joint, and obvious deformities.

Acromioclavicular separation

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Treatment includes: Referral to specialist, rest, ice, anti-inflammatory meds, and strengthening exercises. 

Brachial Plexus injury

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Injury between the humeral head and acromion:

Impingement syndrome
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Symptoms include: pain, popping sensation, limited use of the arm, and varying degrees of weakness.

Glenoid labrum injury

400

Treatment includes: correction of improper sport technique, preseason conditioning, and specialized taping. 

Impingement syndrome.

500

What injury could be a partial tear in a tendon that can happen to people of ANY age? 

Rotator cuff tears

500

Symptoms include: Weakness, numbness, intense pain from the neck down to the arm, and a pins and needles sensation.

Brachial Plexus injury

500

Usually determined by the severity of the injury and can require surgery if not responsive to rehab.

Rotator cuff tears

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