Practice, Practice: Experienced surgeons do a better job.

Surgeons who have performed a high number of certain difficult procedures have significantly better success rates than those who haven't, according to an article published in the New England Journal of Medicine. While the study may drive patients to more seasoned M.D.s, making it harder for less seasoned ones to get needed practice, you still(more)

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Winging Scapula Injury

The Texas Nerve and Paralysis Institute specializes in winging scapula injury due to long thoracic nerve palsy.

Winging scapula occurs when the nerve that holds the shoulder blade down becomes damaged, leaving that area to hang free like a wing.

Risk factors for winging scapula injury include a history of vigorous athletic maneuvers with the affected extremity, lifting of heavy weights and direct external pressure on the area, such as that which occurs during deep massage.

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