What does SC stand for?

sternoclavicular joint

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Appendix A Monson classification of zones of the neck: Zone 1--suprasternal notch to 1 cm above the sternoclavicular joint.

Endovascular intervention in arterial trauma

Whilst the glenohumeral, acromioclavicular and sternoclavicular joints were included for treatment in the intervention group, I note that the scapulothoracic component was not included.

Were the techniques appropriate?

In July 2007, a female veterinarian (patient B) who lived in a different area of the same region and also had been scratched by a cat, sought care at the same hospital; she had a lesion close to the right sternoclavicular joint.

Cat-to-human orthopoxvirus transmission, Northeastern Italy

CT scan of the neck showed a soft tissue density in the distal cervical esophagus at the level of the sternoclavicular joints, which was felt to represent a nonradio-opaque foreign body (Fig.

Dysphagia in a HIV patient: concern for the etiology?

The remaining 4 chapters discuss common pathologies and topics associated with the shoulder, including rotator cuff disease and impingement, instability and laxity, biceps tendon and superior labrum anterior and posterior (SLAP) lesions, and acromioclavicular and sternoclavicular joints.

Examination of the Shoulder: The Complete Guide

He describes range of motion, strength testing, rotator cuff disease and impingement, instability and laxity, the biceps tendon and superior labrum anterior and posterior (SLAP) lesions, and the acromioclavicular and sternoclavicular joints.

Examination of the shoulder; the complete guide. (CD-ROM included)

Dental abscess had preceded the onset of symptoms in 16 patients, left peritonsillar abscess in 2 patients, posttraumatic sepsis of the left sternoclavicular joint in 2, and both pharyngeal and cervical lymphadenitis in 1.

Descending necrotizing mediastinitis: ten years' experience

The other joints involved in the shoulder, the acromioclavicular and sternoclavicular joints, are important components to function of the complex.

Clinical evaluation, diagnosis and passive management of the shoulder ...