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Publications by K R Nelson
Oblique Pectoral Crease and "Scapular Hump" in Shoulder Contour Are Signs of Trapezius Muscle Weakness.
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Effect of Sustained Typing Work on Changes in Scapular Position, Pressure Pain Sensitivity and Upper Trapezius Activity
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