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Cervical radiculopathy causes referred pain in the shoulder blade and collar bone.
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Evidence from anatomical and clinical studies supports the conclusion that cervical radiculopathy frequently causes referred pain in the scapular and shoulder regions.

Evidence for · 3
Corresponding Scapular Pain with the Nerve Root Involved in Cervical Radiculopathy
2010 · cited by 23
This study demonstrates that cervical radiculopathy causes scapular pain related to specific affected nerve roots.
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Multiple retrieved sources explicitly document and investigate the relationship between cervical radiculopathy and referred scapular pain, demonstrating that nerve root compression in the cervical spine commonly projects pain to the shoulder blade area. No papers refute this relationship.

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Herpes zoster rash illustrating dorsal ramus innervation in the C6 and C8 dermatomes: a report of two cases.
2026 · cited by 0
The findings support the concept that cervical pathology involving nerve roots and dorsal rami leads to referred scapular pain.
Scapular pain in cervical radiculopathy: A scoping review.
2025 · cited by 0
This scoping review confirms that scapular pain is frequently reported in cervical radiculopathy and may precede arm pain.
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