Stop by CUSI's booth 19 at the Arkansas Rural Water Association Technical Conference in Hot Springs, AR. Charli Jo Ledgerwood will be there today until 4 pm and tomorrow from 8 am to 11:30 am. We look forward to visiting with our current customers and those in the market for new billing software!
Impingement Syndrome is the diagnosis given for shoulder pain that is the result of tissues that get pinched or impinged. This pinching occurs when the shoulder joint no longer stays centered in the socket as we raise our arm or use our shoulder.
Impingement syndrome causes pain in the shoulder, when lifting the arm between 60 and 120 degrees sideways, or when rotating the lifted arm inwards. The nagging pain occurs because the supraspinatus tendon (the muscle under the roof of the shoulder) and/or the bursa are pinched and aggravated when lifting and rotating the arm.