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Old 02-08-2015, 04:47 PM #1
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Default Winging scapula

Hello, I recently came across this website and read up on a few posts made by other users regarding my condition. I had a skiing accident, December 2013, that resulted in damage to the long thoracic nerve on my right side. Long story short, I went to a few doctors who were of no help and ended up having nerve decompression surgery done last August. I have improved in terms of range of motion and pain but my scapula still shows the same degree of winging as before. I guess my question is, where do I start looking for help? There are so many posts about the condition and so many different people giving advice.

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