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The most common is a proximal (near) rupture, which occurs when either of the two tendons at the upper end around the shoulder jointcalled the long head and short headtears partially or completely
Because the vitamin deposits into muscle rather than entering the vasculature immediately, intramuscular delivery produces a sustained release effect
Commonly affected areas include the shoulders, elbows, hips, knees, and heelsplaces where repetitive movement or pressure causes irritation