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Snapping Scapula: Symptoms

The symptoms vary a little according to what is causing the problem. However, common to each of the disorders is pain and the snapping or grinding sound when the shoulder blade (scapula) is moved. Most commonly, patients with snapping scapula syndrome typically complain of pain with overhead activities. The patient may be able to identify the precise position of the ‘snapping’ or crepitus. A history of overhead activity or trauma may be present.

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