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Which muscle or muscles may be straied from pain in posterior arm

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Which muscle or muscles may be straied from pain in posterior arm

muscle strain or pulling a muscle may result from overuse injuries or from trauma. typically muscle strain results in pain around the muscle with movement and with pressure. predict which muscle may be strained from pain in each of the following locations
lateral thigh
posterior arm
lateral neck
abdomen just medial to the midline
anterolateral leg
thoracic region just medial to the vertebral column

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