The acromial angle type in different sex and age groups.

<p>There were no significant differences in the acromial angle in males compared with females among the three different age groups. More L- or double angle-shaped acromial angles were found in the left shoulder in females than in males in group III (≥61 years).</p>

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Main Author:	Weichong Dong (6498998) (author)
Other Authors:	Kezheng Du (18272201) (author), Bo Shi (622222) (author), Tianci Wang (3916712) (author), Bo Lu (241075) (author), Zhiyong Hou (456547) (author), Yingze Zhang (81580) (author), Jialiang Guo (550473) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Molecular Biology Ecology Developmental Biology Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified three different groups may help guide illustrated using mimics 41 &# 8211 18 &# 8211 normal chinese people morrison classification system group iii compared subacromial area ratio 93 normal individuals group ii compared subacromial surface area right subacromial area group ii (< subacromial surface group ii osteophyte area type ii right side acromial classification subacromial spurs normal subjects xlink "> significantly higher significant increase rare form obvious increase mostly run matic software mainly distributed lateral sides enrolled individuals common type 61 years 60 years 56 %) 40 years 0482 ). 004 ).
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The acromial angle type in different sex and age groups.

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