Nonarticular pain syndromes: Differentiating generalized, regional, and localized disorders: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 91, No 2

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What is the first step to take with a patient who presents with an aching shoulder or overall nonarticular pain? Drs Antonelli and Vawter suggest that identifying the pattern of symptoms is the key to proper diagnosis of fibromyalgia, bursitis, tendinitis, and myofascial pain syndromes. In this article, they describe a clinical approach to differential diagnosis and therapeutic options aimed at optimizing comfort and function.

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