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Name the short muscles tight/overactive of upper cross syndrome

Upper trapezius


latissimus dorsi


levator scapulae sternocleidomastoid


scalenes


teres minor


subscapularis


pectoralis major or minor

Name the lengthened or weak and underactive muscles during upper crossed syndrome

Deep cervical flexors


serratus anterior


rhomboid


mid trapezius


lower trapezius


infraspinatus

What are some common injuries associated with upper cross syndrome

Headaches


biceps tendonitis


rotator cuff impingement


and thoracic outlet syndrome