A protruding scapula on one side is usually caused by certain diseases, trauma or surgery, such as pterygoid shoulder, congenital hypertelorism, congenital scoliosis, Parsonage-Turner syndrome, etc. After trauma or surgery…
Scapular protrusion in children is commonly associated with certain genetic disorders such as Marfan’s syndrome and Parsonage-Turner syndrome (acute brachial plexus neuritis). There are also congenital disorders such as congenital…
Scapular protrusion in children is commonly caused by certain genetic disorders, such as Marfan syndrome and Parsonage-Turner syndrome (acute brachial plexus neuritis). There are also congenital disorders, such as congenital…
Unilateral scapular protrusion is usually caused by certain diseases, trauma or surgery, such as pterygoid shoulder, congenital hypertelorism, congenital scoliosis, Parsonage-Turner syndrome, etc. After trauma or surgery causing nerve damage,…