Classification
Grade 0: Complete flail shoulder
Grade 1 (poor): Abduction equal to 45°, with no active external rotation
Grade 2 (fair): Abduction of less than 90°, with no external rotation
Grade 3 (satisfactory): Abduction equal to 90°, with weak external rotation
Grade 4 (good): Abduction of less than 120°, with incomplete external rotation
Grade 5 (excellent): Abduction of greater than 120°, with active external rotation
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Last Updated on June 27, 2024
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