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LÆKNABLAÐIÐ
vægt sé, að sami læknir hafi
eftirlit með sjúklingnum frá
byrjun meðferðar til loka, hjálpi
þeim með hreyfiæfingum og
gæti þess við notkun sjúkraleik-
fimi, að ekki sé beitt teyging-
um eða nuddi.
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SUMMARY.
Brekkan, Ásmundur:
HUMEROSCAPULAR
PERITENDINITIS.
After a short review of the func-
tional anatomy and pathology of the
shoulder region, some clinical as-
pects of the painful shoulder synd-
romes are discussed with special re-
ference to differential diagnosis and
the more serious neurovascular com-
plicátions of inadequate therapy.
which are discussed at some length.
The dangers of prolonged immobili-
sation as well as any form of forc-
ible manipulations are stressed.
From perusal of litterature and per-
sonal experience gathered in the
therapy and follow-up studies of a
considerable number of these pa-
tients, it is the opinion of the author
that carefully planned Roentgen
ray therapy for the elimination of
pain followed by individually graded
active exercise under the super-
vision of the physician and a skilled
physiotherapist is still a rewarding
and effective treatment of the pain-
ful shoulder.