ACR Appropriateness Criteria ^® Shoulder Pain–Traumatic

Keyphrases

• Soft Tissue Injuries 100%
• Shoulder Pain 100%
• ACR Appropriateness Criteria 100%
• Soft Tissue 50%
• Peer-reviewed Journals 50%
• Ultrasound 50%
• Traumatic Events 50%
• Expert Panel 50%
• Expert Opinion 50%
• Treatment Methods 50%
• Medical Literature 50%
• Guideline Development 50%
• Clinical Scenarios 50%
• Arteriography 50%
• CT Angiography 50%
• Scapula 50%
• Evidence-based Guidelines 50%
• Proximal Humerus 50%
• MR Arthrography 50%
• Vascular Injury 50%
• Clinical Conditions 50%
• Physical Findings 50%
• Fracture Plane 50%
• Clavicle 50%
• Recommendation Method 50%
• Shoulder Injury 50%
• Grading of Recommendations 50%
• Evaluation Assessment 50%
• Assessment Development 50%
• RAND Appropriateness Method 50%
• Rotator Cuff Tear 50%
• Rotator Cuff 50%
• Imaging Procedures 50%
• Conventional Radiography 50%
• Imaging Assessment 50%
• Bone Scintigraphy 50%
• American College of Radiology Appropriateness Criteria 50%
• Complex Regional Pain Syndrome 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Shoulder Pain 100%
• Soft Tissue Injury 100%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 50%
• Physical Examination 50%
• Rotator Cuff 50%
• Bone Scintigraphy 50%
• Radiology 50%
• Arteriography 50%
• Computed Tomography Angiography 50%
• Arthrogram 50%
• Blood Vessel Injury 50%
• Scapula 50%
• Shoulder Injury 50%
• Rotator Cuff Injury 50%
• Proximal Humerus 50%
• Clavicle 50%
• Conventional Radiography 50%