Unilateral winged scapula: Clinical and electrodiagnostic experience with 128 cases, with special attention to long thoracic nerve palsy.

Seror, Paul; Lenglet, Timothee; Nguyen, Christelle; Ouaknine, MichaëL; Lefevre-Colau, Marie Martine

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Unilateral winged scapula: Clinical and electrodiagnostic experience with 128 cases, with special attention to long thoracic nerve palsy.

Author(s): Paul Seror, Timothee Lenglet, Christelle Nguyen, MichaëL Ouaknine, Marie Martine Lefevre-Colau

Publication date: 2018-06-01

Journal: Muscle & Nerve

Publisher: Wiley

Keywords: trapezius muscle, long thoracic nerve, winged scapula, facioscapulohumeral dystrophy, spinal accessory nerve, serratus anterior muscle, neuralgic amyotrophy, scapular winging

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In this study we report a large series of patients with unilateral winged scapula (WS), with special attention to long thoracic nerve (LTN) palsy.

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DOI:: 10.1002/mus.26059

PubMed ID:: 29314072

Keywords: trapezius muscle,long thoracic nerve,winged scapula,facioscapulohumeral dystrophy,spinal accessory nerve,serratus anterior muscle,neuralgic amyotrophy,scapular winging

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Keywords: trapezius muscle, long thoracic nerve, winged scapula, facioscapulohumeral dystrophy, spinal accessory nerve, serratus anterior muscle, neuralgic amyotrophy, scapular winging

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