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Anterior acromial spur
formation is an age-dependent process, with a
significantly increased likelihood after the age of 50. However,
variation in
acromial morphological...
- (breastbone) at the
sternoclavicular joint. At its
flattened lateral end (
acromial end), it
articulates with the acromion, a
process of the sca**** (shoulder...
- (pars sca****ris) ( More
commonly known as the rear delt.)
intermediate or
acromial part (pars acromialis) ( More
commonly known as the side delt) The deltoid's...
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pierces the
coracoclavicular fascia and
divides into four branches—pectoral,
acromial, clavicular, and deltoid. The
axillary artery and its branches. This article...
- this is also
known as the
subtendinous bursa of the sca****ris. The supra-
acromial bursa does not
normally communicate with the
shoulder joint. The shoulder...
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coracoid process and the acromion. It
protects the head of the humerus. Its
acromial attachment may be
repositioned to the
clavicle during reconstructive surgery...
- of the
rotator cuff) from the
overlying coraco-
acromial ligament, acromion, and
coracoid (the
acromial arch) and from the deep
surface of the deltoid...
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successful rotator cuff repair,
which would be an
unexpected finding if
acromial shape had a
major role in
generating tendon lesions. In summary, despite...
- supra-
acromial bursa is
located on the
superior aspect of the
acromion and
normally does not
communicate with the
glenohumeral joint. Supra-
acromial bursitis...
- end of the
clavicle to the skin of the
upper part of the chest; and an
acromial branch,
which pierces the
trapezius and
supplies the skin over the acromion...
