Bradford L. Boone, MD.  Supraspinatus  Infraspinatus  Subscapularis  Teres Minor.

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Bradford L. Boone, MD

 Supraspinatus  Infraspinatus  Subscapularis  Teres Minor

 Humeral head depression  Humeral elevation/abduction  Humeral internal rotation  Humeral external rotation

 Repetitive strain  Keyboard operators  Light assembly line work

 Chronic tendinitis  Impingement syndrome  Rotator Cuff tear  Most common in moderate to heavy work occupations requiring sustained loads with the shoulder partly abducted and for forward flexed

 Acute – direct trauma causing fractures and or soft tissue injury –  Rotator cuff tears  Fractures  Dislocations  Instability issues

 25 years of age  45 years of age  55 years of age  65 years of age  75 years of age

 Heavy Laborer  Office worker  Stocker  Oil Field  Nurse  Professional Athlete

 Congenital Anomalies of the shoulder  Bony Abnormalities  Muscular Abnormalities  Neurovascular Abnormalities associated with Congenital anomalies

 Previous surgeries  Previous injuries

 When is a cumulative trauma to the shoulder work related?  Who is likely to have a cumulative trauma to the shoulder?

 Conservative  Surgical

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