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Subcoracoid impingement occurs when the subscapularis tendon is impinged between the coracoid process and lesser tuberosity. It can be caused by a long or excessively lateral coracoid process or capsular tightening from prior surgery. Diagnosis involves physical exam demonstrating pain with specific shoulder motions and imaging showing a decreased coracohumeral distance. Treatment begins conservatively with rest, anti-inflammatories, and injections, while surgery to decompress the area may be needed for per
- Author
- Nanda Gema
- Language
- EN