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9 Apr 2014 The Occupational Health Professional Development Group (OHPDG) of OTA SA Inc participated in reviewing this The following information has been edited from MD Guidelines and WorkCover SA as a link and ready reference. .. Pain may eventually extend to the arm, shoulder, and, rarely, the neck.
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Impingement syndrome occurs when the rotator cuff tendons rub against the roof of the shoulder, the acromion.
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[cmdg.org] Below is an example of common motor and vocal tics: Motor tics Vocal tics Simple Eye blinking Eye rolling Grimacing Shoulder shrugging Limb and [mdguidelines.com] Psychiatric symptoms: depression (most common), irritability, agitation, impulsivity, mania, obsessive–compulsive disorder, anxiety, apathy,
28 Feb 2014 Impingement syndrome, used to describe subacromial impingement, was coined by Charles Neer in 1972.1 The supraspinatus tendon, via its insertion onto .. Flexibility exercises for the shoulder are continued throughout phase 2, and stretching activities for the trunk musculature are incorporated into the

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