Non-Surgical Doctors often recommend physical therapy in order to strengthen the subscapularis muscle, and prescribe anti-inflammatory medications. For extreme cases, cortisone injections would be utilized. Surgical Surgery is usually only used if the non-surgical treatments have failed. Bone abnormalities may need surgical attention. The most common surgery for<unk><unk>  requires the surgeon to “take out a small piece of the upper corner of the<unk>  nearest to the spine.”
Snapping scapula syndrome
Milwaukee shoulder syndrome
Iliocostal friction syndrome
Facet syndrome
Dead arm syndrome
Radial tunnel syndrome
Failed back syndrome
Löfgren syndrome