Table 3.24. Association between Shoulder Elevation, Elbow Extension and degree of recovery of Shoulder Abduction 17 Shoulder Abduction Strength (kg) Poor (n=10) Fair (n=7) Good (n=29) Excellent (n=35) Total (n=81) P value Shoulder Elevation <33, 7 6 (12, 6%) 3 (8, 1%) 15 (40, 5%) 13 (35, 5%) 37 (45, 8%) p>0, 05 4 (9, 1%) 4 (9, 1%) 14 (31, 8%) 22 (50, 0%) 44 (54, 2%) Elbow Extension < 6, 3 9 (19, 1%) 6 (12, 8%) 22 (46, 8%) 10 (21, 3%) 47 (58, 0%) p<0, 001 1 (2, 9%) 1 (2, 9%) 7 (20, 6%) 25 (73, 5%) 34 (42, 0%) Comments: This table indicates that there were 50% of patients has shoulder elevation degree (kg) achieved the Excellent result of shoulder-abduction compared to 35.5% in patients who could be able to elevate shoulder less than 33.7 kg (p-value >0.05).