What are the symptoms of a coracoid process injury?
The physician examines the shoulder and looks for tenderness over the coracoid process, pain when the arm is moved across the chest, and weakness of the subscapularis muscle. Other signs and symptoms may include shoulder instability, pain on testing the biceps tendon, and generalized weakness of the rotator cuff.
The physician examines the shoulder and looks for tenderness over the coracoid process, pain when the arm is moved across the chest, and weakness of the subscapularis muscle. Other signs and symptoms may include shoulder instability, pain on testing the biceps tendon, and generalized weakness of the rotator cuff.
