Sentence examples for external impingement from inspiring English sources

In general, SAIS (also known as external impingement) is defined as the entrapment of the rotator cuff and subacromial bursa between the humerus and the coracoacromial arch [ 7].

Subtypes of impingement have been identified including subacromial or external impingement, internal impingement, and subcoracoid impingement, each with a different mechanical etiology and treatment implication [ 7].

Little is known about the incidence and characteristics of primary, or external, shoulder impingement in an occupationally and physically active population.

The factor 'shoulder mobility' consisted of 6 mobility tests: HIB, HIN, active abduction, passive abduction, external rotation, and Impingement.

Previous studies suggested that humeral retroversion can reduce impingement and increase external rotation range of motion (ROM).

Endoscopic techniques have since evolved to treat internal snapping hip syndrome, iliopsoas impingement, AIIS impingement, external snapping hip syndrome, trochanteric bursitis, gluteus medius tears, piriformis syndrome and proximal hamstring diseases.

Due to the cut-out there is no impingement with the external fixator.

While excessive external tibial rotation may increase impingement of the ACL against the intercondylar notch, only minimal increases in ACL strain have been observed with isolated tibial external rotation (Markolf et al. 1995).

Aortography and coronary angiography performed at that time showed widely patent coronary orifices with no sign of impingement of the external support on the smooth lumen of his coronary arteries.

The inclusion criteria are: dysfunction or pain on abduction, normal passive glenohumeral range of motion, pain on at least one of two isometric tests (abduction and/or external rotation) and a positive Hawkins impingement sign [ 21].

Inclusion criteria will be: (i) aged over 18 years; (ii) shoulder pain for greater than 3 months; (iii) pain severity on movement rated at least 4/10 on an 11 point numeric rating scale; (iv) pain on active abduction or external rotation and; (v) positive shoulder impingement quick test [ 34].