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ACJ
(redirected from Acromioclavicular joint)

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ACJAmerican Committee on Jerusalem
ACJAsociación Cristiana de Jóvenes (Christian Youth Association, Guatemala)
ACJAmerican Communication Journal
ACJAcromioclavicular Joint
ACJAdvisory Circular Joint
ACJArtificially Constructed Junction


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The right acromioclavicular joint showed a 1-cm step-down deformity (Fig.
Physical therapist management following rotator cuff repair for a ... by Hadlock, Tana / Physical Therapy
Clavicular motion was not monitored directly; rather, clavicular angles were derived from the location of the sternal notch and the acromioclavicular joint, which were tracked with the thoracic and the scapular receivers, respectively.
Shoulder function and 3-dimensional scapular kinematics in people ... by Karduna, Andrew R. / Physical Therapy
The Sully AC, an acromiodavicular joint protector with a breathable neoprene vest, allows precise placement of the hard-shelled donut-shape foam pad, which helps guard the acromioclavicular joint against further injury.
Shoulder joint protection: The Saunders Group Inc by Physical Therapy
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