A<unk>  due to serratus anterior palsy is rare. In one report (Fardin et al.), there was an incidence of 15 cases out of 7,000 patients seen in the electromyographical laboratory. In another report (Overpeck and Ghormley), there was only one case out of 38,500 patients observed at the Mayo Clinic. In yet another report (Remak), there were three diagnoses of serratus anterior paralysis throughout a series of 12,000 neurological examinations.
Winged scapula
Swan neck deformity
Barrel chest
Webbed neck
Condylar hypoplasia
Habit-tic deformity
Pulled elbow
Planovalgus deformity