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Learning points of lecture:
Why subacromial impingement no longer holds up, tracing the idea from Charles Neer's theory and the rise of acromioplasty to the anatomical and biomechanical evidence against it and the role of psychosocial factors in outcomes.
The trial evidence showing subacromial decompression is no better than placebo or exercise, alternative diagnostic terms such as rotator cuff related shoulder pain, and how the word impingement can become a barrier to recovery.
Learning points of lecture:
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