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Case Study: Shoulder Pain That Turned Out to be Ischaemic Cardiac Pain.

26/3/2022

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This infographic give a summary of a case I saw in 2021. This highlights the importance of red flag screening in physiotherapy. Click here for more information about red flag screening in physiotherapy. 
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Perpustakaan Online link
3/7/2025 01:22:35 am

What year did the author observe the case related to shoulder pain that turned out to be ischaemic cardiac pain?

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zeolis link
11/7/2025 02:03:53 pm

Thanks for sharing this case study—it’s a great reminder of how critical thorough screening can be. The infographic summary is really helpful for seeing how shoulder discomfort might signal something more serious. In your experience, have you noticed any early “red flag” signs that clinicians often miss—like particular movement patterns or patient history details—that could prompt earlier cardiac investigation?

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Angela Cadogan
14/7/2025 05:19:41 pm

Thanks for your question. There are elements of the patient history that should raise suspicion of IHD. If you're interested in learning more I would recommend checking out this course which covers cardiac risk factors and presenting symptoms and signs in more detail: https://learning.physioacademy.courses/courses/MSK-Foundations-Red-Flags

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