What Are the Different Shoulder Tendons?

Shoulder (jin bù) 1. The part from the back and ribs to the face and head. 2. A part similar to a human shoulder in shape, position, or function. 3. Animal skin between back and ribs to face and head.

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Shoulder (jin bù) 1. The part from the back and ribs to the face and head. 2. A part similar to a human shoulder in shape, position, or function. 3. Animal skin between back and ribs to face and head.

The iliac artery is located around the scapula. It consists of: the superior scapular artery, which is a branch of the thyroid neck, passes through the superior scapular transverse ligament, and reaches the upper fossa; the dorsal scapular artery, the descending branch of the transverse carotid artery, descends along the medial edge of the scapula, and the branches are distributed under the Fossa; Rotating scapula artery, which is a branch of the subscapular artery, is distributed in the subganglia fossa. The branches of the three arteries kiss each other to form a net, which is an important collateral circulation pathway of the shoulder. When the axillary artery blood flow is blocked, the net can still maintain blood flow in the upper limbs. ^[5]

Periarthritis is a common symptom of shoulder joint pain and mobility problems. The prevalence of this disease is around 50 years old. The incidence rate is slightly higher in women than in men, and it is more common in manual workers. Without effective treatment, it may seriously affect the functional activities of the shoulder joint. In the early stages of the disease, the shoulder joint showed paroxysmal pain, which was often induced by weather changes and fatigue. It gradually developed into persistent pain and gradually worsened. The day and night became severe. The active and passive shoulder joints were restricted in all directions. . When the shoulder is stretched, it can cause severe pain. The shoulder joint may have extensive tenderness and radiate to the neck and elbows. There may also be varying degrees of deltoid muscle atrophy.

For the treatment of periarthritis of the shoulder, topical therapy is one of the current treatments. For example, topical periarthritis Shun'an patch can promote blood circulation and lubricate joints by external application, which has achieved the purpose of treatment.