Difference of angles and pain in Subjects without (n = 139) and with (n = 61) rotator cuff tear, dominant side.

Differences in scapular upward rotation, pectoralis minor and levator scapulae muscle length between the symptomatic, the contralateral asymptomatic shoulder and control subjects: a cross-sectional study in a Spanish primary care setting

Navarro Ledesma, Santiago
Fernandez Sanchez, Manuel
Struyf, Filip
Martinez Calderon, Javier
Morales Asencio, José Miguel
Luque Suarez, Alejandro

January 2019

Objective To determine the potential differences in both scapular positioning and scapular movement...

Intensity and distribution of shoulder pain in patients with different sized postero-superior rotator cuff tears

Gumina, Stefano
Vittorio, Candela
Daniele, Passaretti
Teresa, Venditto
Carbone, Stefano
Valerio, Arceri
Giuseppe, Giannicola

January 2014

Background: The vast majority of studies regarding rotator cuff tears (RCTs) are focused on etiopath...

Commentary & Perspective Shoulder Pain Does Not Parallel Rotator Cuff Tear Size—What Does That Tell Us? Commentary on an article by Warren R. Dunn, MD, MPH, et al.: ‘‘Symptoms of Pain Do Not Correlate with Rotator Cuff Tear Severity. A Cross-Sectional Stu

Frederick A. Matsen Iii

October 2016

It is simultaneously critical and refreshing to read an article that keeps our focus on the patient....

The Influence of Pain on Rotator Cuff CrossSectional Area

Kokmeyer, Dirk
Thein-Brody, Lori
Koppenhaver, Shane
Thigpen, Charles

April 2020

Purpose/Background: Rotator cuff weakness is a common finding in patients with shoulder pain. Weakn...

Comparison of posture angle parameters between participants with and without low back pain.

Tetsuya Hasegawa (1324230)
Junji Katsuhira (3335571)
Hiroyuki Oka (716601)
Tomoko Fujii (462986)
Ko Matsudaira (154930)

December 2018

Comparison of posture angle parameters between participants with and without low back pain.</p

Non-traumatic chronic shoulder pain is not associated with changes in rotator cuff interval tendon thickness.

Navarro-Ledesma, S
Struyf, F
Falla, D
Luque-Suarez, A

March 2019

To determine whether the thickness of the rotator interval tendons is different when comparing both ...

Intensity and distribution of shoulder pain in patients with different sized postero-superior rotator cuff tears.

Gumina, Stefano
Candela, V.
Passaretti, D.
Venditto, T.
Carbone, S.
Arceri, V.
Giannicola, G.

January 2014

The vast majority of studies regarding rotator cuff tears (RCTs) are focused on etiopathogenesis and...

Strength reduction in unilateral shoulder pain: Is the healthy side really healthy in rotator cuff disease?

Sansone V.
Maiorano E.
Applefield R. C.
Gandola M.
Negrini F.

January 2019

Objective: The primary aim was to ascertain whether unilateral shoulder pain is implicated in streng...

Active range of motion and pain caused by moving the dominant shoulder joint.

Markus Loew (3693712)
Sepehr Doustdar (6470390)
Christoph Drath (195148)
Marc-André Weber (842122)
Thomas Bruckner (3373559)
Felix Porschke (6470393)
Patric Raiss (3693706)
Marcus Schiltenwolf (686482)
Haidara Almansour (6470396)
Michael Akbar (842120)

March 2019

Active range of motion and pain caused by moving the dominant shoulder joint.</p

Comparison of Internal and External Rotator Muscles Strength in Dominant and Non-Dominant Organ and Their Relationship with Shoulder Pain of Wheelchair Basketball Players

O. Kazemi
S.S. Shojaedin
M. Hadadnezhad

July 2016

Aims: The most widely used joint in the wheelchair basketball players is shoulder. The shoulder join...

Volume of trunk muscles on the dominant and non-dominant side and asymmetry ratio in golfers and non-golfers.

Yoka Izumoto (6635255)
Toshiyuki Kurihara (706980)
Tadashi Suga (4416712)
Tadao Isaka (747100)

April 2019

Volume of trunk muscles on the dominant and non-dominant side and asymmetry ratio in golfers and non...

The relationship of range of motion and muscle strength to patients' perspectives in pain, disability, and health-related quality of life in patients with rotator cuff disease

Sahinoglu, Ertan
Yamak, Kamil
ÜNVER, BAYRAM

July 2020

BackgroundThe literature emphasizes that a consideration of patients' perspectives is an important p...

Constant score for the shoulder joint on the dominant side (scales: pain, activities of daily life, pain-free motion, strength).

Markus Loew (3693712)
Sepehr Doustdar (6470390)
Christoph Drath (195148)
Marc-André Weber (842122)
Thomas Bruckner (3373559)
Felix Porschke (6470393)
Patric Raiss (3693706)
Marcus Schiltenwolf (686482)
Haidara Almansour (6470396)
Michael Akbar (842120)

March 2019

Constant score for the shoulder joint on the dominant side (scales: pain, activities of daily life, ...

Role of pain in measuring shoulder strength abduction and flexion with the Constant-Murley score.

Burrus, C.
Deriaz, O.
Luthi, F.
Konzelmann, M.

July 2017

The Constant-Murley score (CS) has been used for more than 25 years to assess shoulder function. Str...

Comparison between a medial meniscus root tear and lateral meniscus root tear.

Ji Hyun Koo (816861)
Sang-Hee Choi (816862)
Seung Ah Lee (342223)
Joon Ho Wang (816863)

October 2015

<p>Comparison between a medial meniscus root tear and lateral meniscus root tear.</p

Differences in scapular upward rotation, pectoralis minor and levator scapulae muscle length between the symptomatic, the contralateral asymptomatic shoulder and control subjects: a cross-sectional study in a Spanish primary care setting

Navarro Ledesma, Santiago
Fernandez Sanchez, Manuel
Struyf, Filip
Martinez Calderon, Javier
Morales Asencio, José Miguel
Luque Suarez, Alejandro

January 2019

Objective To determine the potential differences in both scapular positioning and scapular movement...

Intensity and distribution of shoulder pain in patients with different sized postero-superior rotator cuff tears

Gumina, Stefano
Vittorio, Candela
Daniele, Passaretti
Teresa, Venditto
Carbone, Stefano
Valerio, Arceri
Giuseppe, Giannicola

January 2014

Background: The vast majority of studies regarding rotator cuff tears (RCTs) are focused on etiopath...

Commentary & Perspective Shoulder Pain Does Not Parallel Rotator Cuff Tear Size—What Does That Tell Us? Commentary on an article by Warren R. Dunn, MD, MPH, et al.: ‘‘Symptoms of Pain Do Not Correlate with Rotator Cuff Tear Severity. A Cross-Sectional Stu

Frederick A. Matsen Iii

October 2016

It is simultaneously critical and refreshing to read an article that keeps our focus on the patient....

The Influence of Pain on Rotator Cuff CrossSectional Area

Kokmeyer, Dirk
Thein-Brody, Lori
Koppenhaver, Shane
Thigpen, Charles

April 2020

Purpose/Background: Rotator cuff weakness is a common finding in patients with shoulder pain. Weakn...

Comparison of posture angle parameters between participants with and without low back pain.

Tetsuya Hasegawa (1324230)
Junji Katsuhira (3335571)
Hiroyuki Oka (716601)
Tomoko Fujii (462986)
Ko Matsudaira (154930)

December 2018

Comparison of posture angle parameters between participants with and without low back pain.</p

Non-traumatic chronic shoulder pain is not associated with changes in rotator cuff interval tendon thickness.

Navarro-Ledesma, S
Struyf, F
Falla, D
Luque-Suarez, A

March 2019

To determine whether the thickness of the rotator interval tendons is different when comparing both ...

Intensity and distribution of shoulder pain in patients with different sized postero-superior rotator cuff tears.

Gumina, Stefano
Candela, V.
Passaretti, D.
Venditto, T.
Carbone, S.
Arceri, V.
Giannicola, G.

January 2014

The vast majority of studies regarding rotator cuff tears (RCTs) are focused on etiopathogenesis and...

Strength reduction in unilateral shoulder pain: Is the healthy side really healthy in rotator cuff disease?

Sansone V.
Maiorano E.
Applefield R. C.
Gandola M.
Negrini F.

January 2019

Objective: The primary aim was to ascertain whether unilateral shoulder pain is implicated in streng...

Active range of motion and pain caused by moving the dominant shoulder joint.

Markus Loew (3693712)
Sepehr Doustdar (6470390)
Christoph Drath (195148)
Marc-André Weber (842122)
Thomas Bruckner (3373559)
Felix Porschke (6470393)
Patric Raiss (3693706)
Marcus Schiltenwolf (686482)
Haidara Almansour (6470396)
Michael Akbar (842120)

March 2019

Active range of motion and pain caused by moving the dominant shoulder joint.</p

Comparison of Internal and External Rotator Muscles Strength in Dominant and Non-Dominant Organ and Their Relationship with Shoulder Pain of Wheelchair Basketball Players

O. Kazemi
S.S. Shojaedin
M. Hadadnezhad

July 2016

Aims: The most widely used joint in the wheelchair basketball players is shoulder. The shoulder join...

Volume of trunk muscles on the dominant and non-dominant side and asymmetry ratio in golfers and non-golfers.

Yoka Izumoto (6635255)
Toshiyuki Kurihara (706980)
Tadashi Suga (4416712)
Tadao Isaka (747100)

April 2019

Volume of trunk muscles on the dominant and non-dominant side and asymmetry ratio in golfers and non...

The relationship of range of motion and muscle strength to patients' perspectives in pain, disability, and health-related quality of life in patients with rotator cuff disease

Sahinoglu, Ertan
Yamak, Kamil
ÜNVER, BAYRAM

July 2020

BackgroundThe literature emphasizes that a consideration of patients' perspectives is an important p...

Constant score for the shoulder joint on the dominant side (scales: pain, activities of daily life, pain-free motion, strength).

Markus Loew (3693712)
Sepehr Doustdar (6470390)
Christoph Drath (195148)
Marc-André Weber (842122)
Thomas Bruckner (3373559)
Felix Porschke (6470393)
Patric Raiss (3693706)
Marcus Schiltenwolf (686482)
Haidara Almansour (6470396)
Michael Akbar (842120)

March 2019

Constant score for the shoulder joint on the dominant side (scales: pain, activities of daily life, ...

Role of pain in measuring shoulder strength abduction and flexion with the Constant-Murley score.

Burrus, C.
Deriaz, O.
Luthi, F.
Konzelmann, M.

July 2017

The Constant-Murley score (CS) has been used for more than 25 years to assess shoulder function. Str...

Comparison between a medial meniscus root tear and lateral meniscus root tear.

Ji Hyun Koo (816861)
Sang-Hee Choi (816862)
Seung Ah Lee (342223)
Joon Ho Wang (816863)

October 2015

<p>Comparison between a medial meniscus root tear and lateral meniscus root tear.</p

Differences in scapular upward rotation, pectoralis minor and levator scapulae muscle length between the symptomatic, the contralateral asymptomatic shoulder and control subjects: a cross-sectional study in a Spanish primary care setting

Navarro Ledesma, Santiago
Fernandez Sanchez, Manuel
Struyf, Filip
Martinez Calderon, Javier
Morales Asencio, José Miguel
Luque Suarez, Alejandro

January 2019

Objective To determine the potential differences in both scapular positioning and scapular movement...

Intensity and distribution of shoulder pain in patients with different sized postero-superior rotator cuff tears

Gumina, Stefano
Vittorio, Candela
Daniele, Passaretti
Teresa, Venditto
Carbone, Stefano
Valerio, Arceri
Giuseppe, Giannicola

January 2014

Background: The vast majority of studies regarding rotator cuff tears (RCTs) are focused on etiopath...

Commentary & Perspective Shoulder Pain Does Not Parallel Rotator Cuff Tear Size—What Does That Tell Us? Commentary on an article by Warren R. Dunn, MD, MPH, et al.: ‘‘Symptoms of Pain Do Not Correlate with Rotator Cuff Tear Severity. A Cross-Sectional Stu

Frederick A. Matsen Iii

October 2016

It is simultaneously critical and refreshing to read an article that keeps our focus on the patient....

Difference of angles and pain in Subjects without (n = 139) and with (n = 61) rotator cuff tear, dominant side.

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Difference of angles and pain in Subjects without (n = 139) and with (n = 61) rotator cuff tear, dominant side.

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