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Epidemiology Demographics occurs primarily in overhead athletes Etiology Pathophysiology mechanism pathoanatomy glenohumeral instability articular-sided partial rotator cuff tears Anatomy Presentation Symptoms vague shoulder pain sometimes painless may report a decrease in throwing performance Physical exam stabilize the scapula to obtain true measure of glenohumeral rotation increased sulcus sign characterized by altered glenohumeral range of motion Imaging Radiographs recommended views findings CT may show increased glenoid retroversion MRI ABER view on MRI can show associated lesions Treatment Nonoperative rest from throwing and physical therapy for 6 months Operative posteroinferior capsule release vs
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