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Rotator Cuff Tears Rarely Heal Themselves
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Title Rotator Cuff Tears Rarely Heal Themselves
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/738279?src=rss
Description Full-thickness rotator cuff tears tend to increase in size over time and rarely heal without surgery, researchers from Israel report in the February 10th online issue of The American Journal of Sports Medicine. Reuters Health Information
Category Articles > Orthopedics
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Date Mar 4, 2011
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