Partial rotator cuff tears
Audrey Ryan Emergency nurse practitioner, St Mary’s NHS Trust, London
AUDREY RYAN discusses the history taking, assessment and diagnosis of partial rotator cuff tears, and the presentation of patients with shoulder injuries, in reference to her practice
The shoulder facilitates most daily activities of living and is the second most complex joint in the body after the knee (Rowley and Dent 1997).
Emergency Nurse.
12, 4, 27-37.
doi: 10.7748/en2004.07.12.4.27.c1394
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