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01-11-2013, 10:55 AM
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Thanks but its not a spinal injury it's a nerve in the neck which sends signals to the trapezius muscle damage has caused the trapezius to completely atrophy causing instability in the left shoulder as the trap is responsible for keeping the scapular in place the op I am waiting for transfers part of the rhomboid muscle to the scapular to improve the stability and improve my range of movement so easing the permanent pain
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