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  • Dr William Blakeney

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    Dr Blakeney is a local graduate having completed his medical degree at UWA and then advanced training in orthopaedic surgery in Western Australia. Dr Blakeney … View Profile

    After taking a concise and directed medical history, your shoulder will be examined.

    During the examination, I will look for:

    Wasting of the muscles

    Swelling and redness

    Pain to touch or palpation

    Range of motion

    Strength or weakness of the muscles

    Signs of previous injuries

    Radiological imaging such as X-Rays will give information about the bones and whether there are any bony spurs. Ultrasound and MRI scans look specifically at the rotator cuff tendons.

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