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Rotator Cuff Clinical Presentation.

Last updated Wednesday, January 26, 2005

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Clinical manifestations of cuff disease

The clinical manifestations of the various clinical forms of cuff disease include difficulties with shoulder stiffness, weakness, instability and roughness. (Matsen, Lippitt, 1994, Samilson and Binder, 1975)

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