MRI Shoulder Biceps tendon Normal MRI and how to assess it.

Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings

NORMAL BICEPS TENDON MRI: WHERE AND WHAT TO LOOK FOR

NORMAL BICEPS TENDON MRI

WHAT’S THE NORMAL BICEPS TENDON MRI APPEARANCE

Knowing the normal biceps tendon MRI appearance before we look at abnormalities is essential.

Today’s YouTube video post is the first in a series on MRI of the biceps tendon and we start with looking at:

  • The normal biceps tendon MRI appearance.

  • The scan planes to assess it in and,

  • How to assess it.

radiology-education-asia-radedasia
 

NORMAL BICEPS TENDON MRI APPEARANCE: VIEW VIDEO

If your Browser is blocking the video, Please Click HERE to view it on our YouTube channel.

 

If you find the video helpful, please subscribe to the channel.

TEST YOURSELF ON SOME COMMON & FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The intra-articular segment near the bicipital groove is most often involved, as it is subject to friction and degenerative change.
radiology-education-asia-radedasia

It shows focal tendon thinning or irregularity with increased signal on fluid-sensitive sequences, reflecting fibre disruption without complete discontinuity.radiology-education-asia-radedasia

Absence of the tendon in the bicipital groove with proximal or distal retraction, indicating full-thickness fibre failure.

radiology-education-asia-radedasia

Axial and sagittal oblique fluid-sensitive sequences optimally depict tendon morphology, signal change, and displacement.

radiology-education-asia-radedasia

Because tendon displacement or absence here is a reliable indicator of high-grade tear or rupture, guiding surgical planning.

radiology-education-asia-radedasia

Our CPD and Learning Partners

OUR OTHER POPULAR POSTS ON BICEPS TENDON: CLICK ON THE IMAGE BELOW

Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings

error: Content is protected !!

Join our Newsletter

Stay tuned on new
Mini-Fellowships launches and learnings

Mini-Fellowships

Better Than Conferences

Join our WhatsApp Community

We help radiologists learn
by doing and report with confidence

This site is intended for Medical Professions only. Use of this site is governed by our Terms of Service and Privacy Statement which can be found by clicking on the links. Please accept before proceeding to the website.