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"There is nothing that involves only going without returning. It is the nature of Heaven and Earth When there is going, there also must be returning." "To maintain the center of the circle is to respond inexhaustibly." |
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Collarbone
injury
The collarbone (clavicle) connects the
upper part of the breast-bone (sternum) to the shoulder blade (acromion). The
most common injury to the collarbone is a fracture. This usually occurs from a
fall. Signs and symptoms may include:
Seek immediate medical evaluation if you have shortness of breath, arm pain and progressive swelling. A doctor may diagnose a collarbone fracture based on the results of:
Treatment typically includes:
Elaborate shoulder harnesses are unnecessary for collarbone injuries. A small bump may result in the area of the healed fracture. This bump is of cosmetic concern only and doesn't require treatment.
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