The duration of symptoms does not correlate with rotator cuff tear severity or other patient-related features: a cross-sectional study of patients with atraumatic, full-thickness rotator cuff tears

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@KentonPanas And yet the size and location of cuff tears does NOT correlate well with durations or levels of pain and disability! https://t.co/a1Fa879m2u And higher levels of physical activity do not seem to progress cuff tears… https://t.co/fe6dBk8LZ6

@physiomacPT @orthobullets @ShoulderGeek1 Maybe rehabilitation = other? Poor bloke, but sure everyone is trying to help. i hope the surgeons have read: https://t.co/dhMdKtGv09 https://t.co/bFzq54m9Ef https://t.co/yjcvLKSDEt https://t.co/WrciCdHhtq http…

RT @drangelacadogan: Atraumatic RC tears: Symptom duration not related to pain, strength, ROM, MRI tear features (Only p-values reported) h…

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