A Bizarre, Unexplained, and Progressive External Rotation of the Shoulder as a Presentation of a Metastatic Deposit in the Rotator Cuff

<div>Axial and oblique CT scan, respectively, demonstrating lesion within the left infraspinatus muscle (arrow). Area of central calcification evident.</div>

Case Reports in Orthopedics

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Figure 2: A Bizarre, Unexplained, and Progressive External Rotation of the Shoulder as a Presentation of a Metastatic Deposit in the Rotator Cuff 