Collocations withshoulder

These are words often used in combination withshoulder.

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anterior shoulder
If relocation of the anterior shoulder has not occurred, further rotation is needed before traction is again applied to the head.
From theCambridge English Corpus
dislocated shoulder
He did this with a dislocated shoulder.
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injured shoulder
On his 8-yard touchdown reception, he appeared to have an injured shoulder (made noticeable by his unenthusiastic post-score celebratory dance).
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left shoulder
Draped over the woman's left shoulder is a robe that evidently covers her thighs as well.
From theCambridge English Corpus
right shoulder
She heels the floor and slowly moves her body forward, making ample gestures with her arms, first the right shoulder, then the left shoulder.
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shoulder girdle
The shoulder girdle was robust.
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shoulder harness
Thirdly, there would be a good deal of passenger resistance to shoulder harness.
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shoulder injury
Obstetric shoulder injury: associated risk factors, prediction and prognosis.
From theCambridge English Corpus
shoulder pain
Treating patients with hemiplegic shoulder pain.
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shoulder surgery
After though, he elected to have season ending shoulder surgery and was granted a medical red-shirt.
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