A 10 Year-old With A Winged Scapula--but Not From What You Might Think - Page #2
 

Broad Differential Diagnosis:
1. Long throacic nerve palsy leading to serratus anterior weakness <br>2. Spinal accessory nerve palsy leading to trapezius weakness <br>3. Dorsal scapular nerve palsy leading to rhomboid weakness <br>4. Mass on chest wall or on undersurface of scaplula <br>5. Aseptic necrosis of the humeral head

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