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scalene
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scalene
1. Maths (of a triangle) having all sides of unequal length
2. Anatomy of or relating to any of the scalenus muscles


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1) Right Scalene/ In order to stretch the right scalenes and (2) Sternocleidomastoid sternocleidomastoid, the patient was Stretch instructed to sit upright in a chair and to use a sheet (1) or the left hand (2) to hold the right shoulder down.
Stretching and exercises during this period included the following: upper trapezius, scalenes, and middle trapezius stretching; shoulder flexion while standing; shoulder flexion with elbow supported; shoulder extension; elbow flexion and extension with shoulder and elbow supported with forearm in supination; elbow flexion and extension with arm at neutral without support; wrist extension via weight bearing while standing at table; wall push-ups; and self range of motion of wrist extension.
Stretching o posterior shoulder capsule o weighted pendulum swings to stretch inferior shoulder capsule o scalenes (if patient develops a secondary myofascial pain syndrome) ?
 
 
 
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