Additional File 3 Video 3. A fluoroscopy of the involved shoulder; the first four abduction movements demonstrate the aberrant pattern specifically the early lateral rotation of the scapula and multiple subluxation tendencies of the glenohumeral joint. The following four abduction repetitions demonstrate a much smoother rhythm while the patient was co-contracting the shoulder complex.
Stark T, Seebauer J, Walker B, McGurk N, Cooley J
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