As abduction was continued all discomfort increased ... limits and maintained the same volume as those in the left upper extremity in a similar position. No unusual pulsations or bruits were ...

However, they were able to rise their upper extremity at least 130° of shoulder flexion and 140° of shoulder abduction. Their grades for manual muscle testing (MMT) range from 5/normal (subject ...

and decreased motor strength in the upper extremity. There will usually be good distal capillary refill and a palpable radial pulse. Although paralysis may occur in the arm and hand from ...

16 Approximately two thirds of patients with primary deep-vein thrombosis of an upper extremity, most of whom are young and male, report strenuous activity involving force or abduction of the ...

“Though MSKI most commonly occur in lower body areas such as the knees, legs, ankles and feet, approximately 20% of all military medically reported injuries are to upper extremity ...