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Anatomy and Injuries of the Shoulder Anatomical Chart Author-Editor:ACC the question and answer formatSpecialties: Orthopaedics, Anatomy, Publisher: Wolters Kluwer, Publication Year: 2002, Cover: Wallchart, Dimensions: 54x508x52mm A detailed chart showing normal anatomy of the Shoulderas well ascommon injuries. Each illustrationis clealy labeled and injuries are textually described. Anatomy and Injuries of the Shoulderillustrates thefollowing normal anatomy: Anteriorviewshowing muscles, bones, liagments, nerves, veins and arterires Anterior view (deep