Calcifying supracoracoid bursitis as a cause of chronic shoulder pain.

AUTOR(ES)

Mens, J

RESUMO

A case of chronic shoulder pain is reported with marked limitation of both active and passive elevations and a normal range of motion of the glenohumeral joint. X-ray examination demonstrated cloudy calcification in the coracoclavicular region, presumably indicating calcifying supracoracoid bursitis.

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