BEAR HUG TEST FOR SUBSCAPULARIS TEARS So we have learned that it is close to impossible to distinguish between the supraspinatus and infraspinatus as both can function as external rotators in the zero and 90° abducted position. What about tears of the subscapularis? It seems like the Bear Hug test is able to isolate the upper and lower portion of the subscapularis muscle (and tendon) in comparison with the pectoralis major, the lats and the teres major.(Pennock et al. 2011) Tomorrow and the day

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Our NEW Giant Devil Bear gives supersized hugs (unless you’re also a giant—then it’s just normal sized hugs). Plus our original Devil Bear is back with a NEW Pink friend! Link in comments! | Build-A-Bear Workshop

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