1. Motor Points for the Neuromuscular Blockade of the Subscapularis Muscle 
Tim P. Harrison, MBBS, BSc, Anna Sadnicka, MBChB, BSc, Deborah M. Eastwood, MB, FRCS 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 88, Issue 3, Pages (March 2007)
DOI: /j.apmr
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2. Fig 1
Graphical representation of data from the 20 subscapularis dissections. The graph is shown as an overlay to a pen drawing of a scapula. The axes are thus shown with the vertex of the inferior angle as point (0,0) and the acromial tip on the x axis. All data are plotted as proportions relative to the distance between the inferior angle and the acromial tip. The motor points are displayed as a scatter plot (red diamonds), and the line of best fit is shown as a solid black line (y=1.48x–0.743). The line of best fit transects the x axis at .50. The position of the medial spines in each dissection is also shown (blue diamonds), with the mean position shown by the black diamond.
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3. Fig 2
Mock-up of proposed injection technique. Abbreviations: AT, acromial tip; IA, inferior angle; MS, medial spine. Legend: —, imaginary line connecting IA with AT; ---, the path of the injection needle bisects this and aims for the mid-point between the MS and AT.
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