The other reported a similar trend, with normal bursal appearance associated with greater odds of improvement relative to fibroadhesive bursae (OR, 3.393; 95% CI, 0.554–20.786), although this finding did not reach statistical significance ( P = .187). 37 These results suggest that normal appearing bursa may be linked to improved functional outcomes following needling.
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Prognostic factors for outcomes following needling and shockwave therapy in rotator cuff calcific tendinitis: A systematic review.
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