2015
DOI: 10.4274/tod.65487
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Isolated Suprascapular Neuropathy: A Cause of Subluxation or a Result of Subluxation

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“…Trauma, scapular fractures, paralabral cysts, hematomas, soft tissue tumors or bone tumors are among the common causes of suprascapular nerve injuries. Activities involving repetitive shoulder use and especially volleyball, baseball, swimming, weight lifting and heavy labor have been associated with suprascapular neuropathy in the literature (7)(8)(9).Besides this, the condition has also been reported to develop following congenital structural changes of the scapular bone, abnormal transverse scapular ligament, vascular malformations, spinoglenoid notch cyst, iatrogenic injuries during surgical intervention, shoulder arthrodesis and anterior dislocation of the shoulder (6,10,11). When reviewing the literature we observed that suprascapular nerve neuropathy cases developing due to other reasons were rare.…”
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“…Trauma, scapular fractures, paralabral cysts, hematomas, soft tissue tumors or bone tumors are among the common causes of suprascapular nerve injuries. Activities involving repetitive shoulder use and especially volleyball, baseball, swimming, weight lifting and heavy labor have been associated with suprascapular neuropathy in the literature (7)(8)(9).Besides this, the condition has also been reported to develop following congenital structural changes of the scapular bone, abnormal transverse scapular ligament, vascular malformations, spinoglenoid notch cyst, iatrogenic injuries during surgical intervention, shoulder arthrodesis and anterior dislocation of the shoulder (6,10,11). When reviewing the literature we observed that suprascapular nerve neuropathy cases developing due to other reasons were rare.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%