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ID: 70732
Title: Calcific Tendonitis
Category: Labeled - Netter Coll Musc-skele V6 2E

ID: 79978
Title: Calcific Tendonitis
Category: Labeled - MusculoskeletalSysPt I-Iannott

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Collection of Medical Illustrations, Musculoskeletal System …
Author: Joseph Iannotti, Richard …
Chapter: Shoulder
Page: 36

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Abduction of arm causes repeated impingement
acute inammation.
additional relief.
administration of local anesthetic, needle
and inammation.
and location of the calcic deposit within
Arthroscopic surgery allows for visualization
beneath oor of bursa, with relief of pain
bursa and be resorbed, relieving pain and
Calcic deposit may rupture spontaneously
Capsule
Chronic tendonitis and bursitis with calcic deposit
Deltoid
deposit may ooze from needle. Irrigation
Deposit may rupture spontaneously into
deposit. This procedure should be done with
do not rupture spontaneously but may be resorbed.
in tendon and minimal inammation. Chronic deposits
inammation and pain.
introduced at point of greatest tenderness.
material. Corticosteroid may be injected for
muscle
Needle rupture of deposit in acute tendonitis
needles is often done to remove more calcic
of bursa with saline solution using two
of greater tubercle of humerus on acromion, leading
on abduction of arm. Calcic deposit in degenerated
promptly relieves acute symptoms. After
Scapula
Several probings may be necessary to reach
Subdeltoid bursa Acromion
Supraspinatus tendon
tendon produces elevation that further aggravates
tendon, secondary inammation of bursa, and pain
the rotator cu tendon tissue.
to degeneration and inammation of supraspinatus
ultrasonography guidance. Toothpaste-like

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