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Table 1
Summary of studies reporting the prevalence of calcific tendinitis in various sporting populations.
| Author | Population | Age + Gender | Overall prevalence | Symptomatic? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brasseur et al. [12] | 150 veteran tennis players participating in the French veteran championship) | 85 men – mean age 57 (range 35–76); 65 women – mean age 52 (range 35–77) | 42/150 dominant shoulder supraspinatus | 22/72 supraspinatus calcific deposits have had or currently have pain |
| 30/150 non-dominant shoulder supraspinatus | 14/32 subscapularis calcific deposits have had or currently have pain | |||
| 2/150 dominant shoulder infraspinatus | ||||
| 4/150 non-dominant shoulder infraspinatus | ||||
| 24/150 dominant shoulder subscapularis | ||||
| 8/150 non-dominant subscapularis | ||||
| Suzuki et al. [13] | 40 competitive-level masters swimmers | 15 males; 25 women | 11/40 dominant shoulder supraspinatus | 10/17 symptomatic with supraspinatus calcification |
| Mean age 52 years (range 30–65 years) | 6/40 non-dominant shoulder supraspinatus | 15/31 symptomatic with supraspinatus calcification | ||
| 16/40 dominant shoulder subscapularis | ||||
| 15/40 non-dominant subscapularis | ||||
| Monteleone et al. [14] | 26 competitive-level rugby players | Mean age 23; all male | 8/26 supraspinatus | N/R |
| Navas-Mosqueda et al. [15] | 30 professional bullfighters | Mean age 25; all male | 1/30 dominant supraspinatus | N/R |
| 1/30 dominant infraspinatus; 2/30 non-dominant infraspinatus | ||||
| 5/30 dominant subscapularis |
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