Shoulder pain in primary care: diagnostic accuracy of clinical examination tests for non-traumatic acromioclavicular joint pain

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@FlavioBonnet @ChrisLittlew00d @ACadogan_NZ Which test are you using to “diagnose” ac joint pain? Shoulder pain in primary care: diagnostic accuracy of clinical examination tests for non-traumatic acromioclavicular joint pain https://t.co/CM058iD5G2 Per @A

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