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Winged Scapula on Physical Exam Caused by injury to the long thoracic nerve #Winged #Scapula #PhysicalExam #clinical #video
Winged Scapula on ... long thoracic nerve ... #Winged #Scapula ... #video #neurology ... #msk
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 Right Winged Scapula on Physical Exam Caused by injury to the long thoracic nerve #Winged #Scapula #PhysicalExam #clinical
Right Winged Scapula ... long thoracic nerve ... #Winged #Scapula ... #video #neurology ... #msk
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 Cover - Uncover Test Revealing CNVI Palsy Here the Cover-Uncover test unmasks subtle right CN VI palsy.
Test Revealing CNVI ... (Abnormal) This ... Uncover #Test #CNVI ... CN6 #Abducens #Nerve ... #clinical #video
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 Scapular winging on Physical Exam - Bilateral trapezius palsy with lateral scapular displacement. A young man with
spinal accessory injury ... #winging #winged ... #clinical #video ... trapezius #palsy #neurology ... #msk
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 OK Sign - Interosseous Nerve Injury Patients with compromise of anterior interosseous nerve will not be able
Injury Patients ... Normal and abnormal ... #Injury #Finger ... #PhysicalExam #clinical ... #msk #orthopedics
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 Hoffman's sign. Even in this specific case, accompanied by a clonus outline (rhythmic contractions). The median
The median nerve ... . 2) Ask the patient ... Reflex #Positive #Abnormal ... #clinical #video ... #neurology #PhysicalExam
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 Posterior Knee Dislocation Injury Specifically, POSTERIOR KNEE DISLOCATIONS can have significant associated injury that needs unique approach
Neurologic deficit ... Neurologic injuries ... Common peroneal nerve ... #msk #clinical ... #video #nsfw
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