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Periscapular muscle ultrasound as a diagnostic aid in scapular winging secondary to long thoracic nerve lesion. Comment on "Magnetic resonance imaging of dynamic scapular winging secondary to a lesion of the long thoracic nerve" by Nguyen et al. and on "A case of traumatic long thoracic nerve suffering: High-frequency ultrasound finding" by Coraci et al.
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