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ID: 8270
Title: Rotator Cuff Disease
Category: Labeled - Greene Orthopaedics 1E

ID: 77395
Title: Bursitis and rotator cuff injuries
Category: Labeled - Lyons System-Based Anatomy 1E

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Orthopaedics - Greene 1E
Author: Walter Greene, MD
Chapter: The Shoulder and Arm
Page: 291

Netter's Essential Systems-Based Anatomy
Author: Virginia Lyons
Chapter: Musculoskeletal System
Page: 130

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