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s/l supiniting muscles? - ortho

Posted: Mar 22, 2012

"shoulder shows atrophy of the *s/l supiniting* muscles."

I feel like he is talking about the supinator muscles, but I can't seem to find the vocabulary in the way he's saying it, or maybe he's saying something else. Would anyone have any thoughts or ideas?

I think it is supinating even if you can't find it. - NM

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Thanks, I'll try that! - o

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Supinating. The muscles that work to supinate that shoulder. - nm

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