Subacromial

It results from compression of sensitive tissues in an area on top of the shoulder called the subacromial space. ❋ Nancy Sibley And Rhonda Earle, DAILY NEWS CORRESPO (2010)

Her injuries included a soft tissue injury to her left shoulder, resultant subacromial bursitis and ongoing pain''. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Any restrictions in pec minor length will pull the scapula into a protracted and anterior tilted position, which has been shown to inhibit strength of the lower trapezius and decrease the width of the subacromial space. ❋ MikeReinold.com Mike Reinold (2010)

These muscles are key to preserving the subacromial space while raising the arm. ❋ Nancy Sibley And Rhonda Earle, DAILY NEWS CORRESPO (2010)

Rounded elevated shoulders, which is a common postural change associated with prolonged sitting, accentuates the narrowing of the subacromial space. ❋ Nancy Sibley And Rhonda Earle, DAILY NEWS CORRESPO (2010)

The goal of surgery is to create more room in the subacromial space by removing some of the bone of the acromian and is most commonly performed by arthroscopy. ❋ Nancy Sibley And Rhonda Earle, DAILY NEWS CORRESPO (2010)

X-rays may be taken to rule out any changes in the bone contour or presence of bone spurs which may be contributing to compromise of the subacromial space. ❋ Nancy Sibley And Rhonda Earle, DAILY NEWS CORRESPO (2010)

The subdeltoid bursa is also referred to the subacromial bursa. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Could be a frozen shoulder but more likely a subacromial bursitis (inflammed tendon cushion under the shoulder joint). ❋ Unknown (2009)

(the acromion), contains the tendons of the rotator cuff muscles as well as the subacromial bursa. ❋ Nancy Sibley And Rhonda Earle, DAILY NEWS CORRESPO (2010)