The phrase "arm neck" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The doctor examined the patient's arm neck for any signs of injury."
Alternatives: "shoulder area" or "upper arm."
To investigate the clinical course and prognostic factors of complaints of arm, neck, and shoulder.
Solvent spilled on his arm, neck and back, leaving him with third-degree chemical burns.
Spasms in other areas of your body, such as the upper arm, neck or face, suggest an underlying neurological problem.
Classic symptoms include pressure or squeezing in the chest, lightheadedness, and pain in the shoulder, arm, neck, jaw, or back.
Interventions such as physiotherapy and ergonomic adjustments play a major role in the treatment of most work-related complaints of the arm, neck, and/or shoulder (CANS).
This tool can be used by any type of company for risk assessment of developing arm, neck or shoulders symptoms (pain) resulting from light manual tasks.
Tumors presented most commonly in the skin of the scalp followed by the left lower leg, face, nose, lower arm, neck, thigh, eyelid, ear, and temple.
With wounds to his arm, neck and chest, Wright crawled across the minefield to administer first aid and morphine to his wounded comrades.
The Hand Arm Risk assessment Method (HARM) is a simplified risk assessment method for determining musculoskeletal symptoms to the arm, neck and/or shoulder posed by hand-arm tasks of the upper body.
The proposed method is based on the new experimental data for composite index of perceived discomfort (ratio values) for a set of joint motions, including the hand, arm, neck and back, and the corresponding maximum holding times in static postures.
To evaluate the differences in predictors of nonrecovery between patients with a specific diagnosis at arm, neck, and/or shoulder, vs. patients with a nonspecific diagnosis in general practice at 6 months after the first consultation.
