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Isolated axillary neuropathy is a somewhat uncommon diagnosis, but it may not be as rare as might be expected. Given a thorough clinical history, physical examination, and timely studies, the diagnosis needs to be considered in the differential in the proper setting. Sports and other activities in which this injury might occur include overhead sports (eg, volleyball, javelin), racquet sports, gymnastics, rock climbing, workouts that involve shoulder traction (eg, pullups), and contact sports that involve tackling with an extended arm (eg, rugby, American football).

Peter DeLong, MD

Peter Grace PhD

Peter H. Seidenberg, MD

Philip Clements, MD, MPH

Philip Gardiner MD

Philip N. Velderman, MD

Prabha Ranganathan, MD

Purushottam Gholve, MD

Incorporating the Bone Health Life Chart into your Practice

9 years ago

In this article, Dr. Ralph Bovard explores osteopenia and osteoporosis. He also presents a case for creating a BMD Life Chart to track bone mineral density over a patient's lifetime.

Rheumatology Network Staff