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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Provision bomb network tendon injury rhomboid muscle manual therapy Observation of 80 Cases [Keywords:] rhomboid muscle injury; elastic gluten network allocation practices; Chinese Rhomboid muscle located deep to trapezius, the muscle below the shoulder. It began with cervical and thoracic vertebrae 6 to 7 spinous process 1 to 4, external oblique muscle bundle, the ends of the spine edge of the scapula [1] . rhomboid muscle rhomboid muscle damage, also known disorder, is caused by an important cause of shoulder pain. in everyday life and work, because hands are, prolonged bear, the larger the weight of the hand, and upper extremity improper force, can be rhomboid muscle caused by excessive load, resulting in rhomboid muscle strain. In addition, the weight of a large case load, or shrug hit by violence, often can lead to acute injury rhomboid muscle disease. I use the elastic tendons Journal of Orthopaedics treatment of this disease dial network approach to obtain good clinical efficacy. Materials and Methods 1. General Information The group of 80 patients, 62 patients were male, 18 female, aged 18 to 65 years of age; painful process a minimum of 6 hours, up to 15 years; of which 72 cases of chronic fatigue, 90% of the total injuries, acute injuries 8 cases, accounting for 10%. 2. Most patients diagnosed with hands are points, carry to mention, portable, long-term weight-bearing and other life history of bad luck. A small number of patients the role of violence in the shoulder after acute injury. Early manifestations of the neck and upper back acid, swelling, severe patients in the Yang head, shrug the pain occurs. palpation, in the scapula and the spine between the medial edge of a clear and deep tenderness in nature, sometimes palpable cords oblique muscles of adult tissues. as often shrug resistance test positive for chest upward, often as a positive test [2]. excluded due to cervical spondylosis C4 ~ C6 brachial plexus c