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The girl sustained an injury to her left side five years ago as a late teenager, but did not receive any treatment. Since then, she has experienced gradually increasing pain in her left side, extending from the middle of her back to her left shoulder, arm, and neck. Sleeping on her left side often causes pain in her left shoulder, which disturbs her sleep. Carrying objects with her left arm has become very difficult, and holding something for just a few seconds can cause pain in her entire arm. Although she can perform all anatomical movements, she experiences pain in her thoracic region during neck flexion. The pain can vary in intensity, sometimes becoming severe, while at other times it is normal, but it never fully subsides.

Four years ago, she underwent an MRI that was performed by a relative for free, but no reports were generated. The girl was told that the MRI was abnormal and that her condition was similar to that of an older person. She consulted a doctor who stated that the