Figure 1. Plain radiograph of shoulder (A) Anterior posterior view (B) Scapular Y view.
After clinical examination and radiological findings, a diagnosis of calcific periarthritis of acromioclavicular joint was made. Patient was advised for relative functional rest for 10 days, taking care not to use left upper limb to move heavy loads and to avoid overhead activities. He was also prescribed NSAIDs for 7 days. Patient was followed after 2 months, reported the disappearance of pain and recovery of full range of movement of shoulder, both active and passive. Radiographic findings supported the disappearance of the calcific deposits in the joint. (Figure 2)