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- Henning Bliddal, Søren Torp-Pedersen, Birgit Falk-Riecke, and Else Bartels.
- henning.bliddal@regionh.dk.
- Ugeskr. Laeg. 2017 Oct 23; 179 (43).
AbstractShoulder pain may develop after vaccination in the deltoid area due to inadvertent injection of the vaccine into the subdeltoid bursa, which may be located close to the skin. As far as we know, such vaccination reactions occur more frequently than officially registered, and doctors may not be aware of the problem. We present two of these cases of a suspected inflammatory reaction in the shoulder bursa after vaccination. Injection of cortisone in the bursa may relieve the reaction to some extent, but chronic shoulder pain may develop.
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