nida
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A 45-year-old male complains of severe right arm pain. He gives a history of having slipped on the ice and severely contusing his right shoulder approximately 1 month ago. At this time he has sharp knifelike pain in the right arm and forearm. Physical examination reveals a right arm that is more moist and hairy than the left arm. There is no specific weakness or sensory change. However, the right arm is clearly more edematous than the left, and the skin appears somewhat atrophic in the affected limb. The patient's pain most likely is due to
A. subclavian vein thrombosis
B. brachial plexus injury
C. reflex sympathetic dystrophy
D. acromioclavicular separation
E. cervical radiculopathy
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| MAZI
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| achilles
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C it is.
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