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SHOULDER MSK MRI RADIOLOGY: We regularly post on Shoulder MRI and our Shoulder MRI Courses with all the posts on this page.
Shoulder MRI can be difficult due to the complex anatomy. In our posts we have concise explanation of the Shoulder MRI anatomy, the macroscopic pathology that’s relevant to the Imaging and the Imaging findings in various pathologies.
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Home MSK RADIOLOGY CONFERENCE COURSE MUSCULOSKELETAL MRI MALAYSIA KUALA LUMPUR: MSK MRI RADIOLOGY KNEE & SHOULDER MINI FELLOWSHIP: 16/17 SEPTEMBER 2023 Our 2-Day Onsite Knee and Shoulder MRI Mini Fellowship and Workstation Workshop will take place in Kuala Lumpur, on 16th & 17th September 2023 and registration opens shortly. It’s for you if you are at …
LIPOHEMARTHROSIS RADIOLOGY SHOULDER LIPOHEMARTHROSIS Lipohaemarthrosis occurs when there is fracture and a break in the cortex at a joint space. We see it often enough in the knee to look specifically. But in the shoulder its pretty uncommon So what do you look for. WHAT TO LOOK FOR Lipo (Fat): Which …
HOW TO ASSESS HUMERAL SUBLUXATION OF THE HUMERUS SHOULDER Mostly we assess humeral subluxation by subjectively assessing the position of the humeral head. But there is a more reproducible way to do it. The Scapulohumeral arch which is also called the Gothic Arch or Moloney’s line. HUMERAL SUBLUXATION GLENOHUMERAL JOINT: THE SCAPULOHUMERAL ARCH WHAT’S NORMAL …
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ACROMIAL APOPHYSIOLYSIS OR APOPHYSITIS MRI FINDINGS WHAT IS ACROMIAL APOPHYSIOLYSIS Acromial apophysiolysis or acromial apophysitis is a Stress injury due to repetitive traction injury at the acromial apophysis. It results in instability at the apophysis and shoulder pain. People who have acromial apophysitis have a higher incidence of eventually developing an Os Acromiale. …
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OS ACROMIALE SHOULDER MRI RADIOLOGY WHAT IS AN OS ACROMIALE? An os acromiale is a persistent accessory ossification centre of the lateral acromion. It’s normal to see the accessory ossification centre until around 15 years of age. But there should be complete fuse by 25. If there is non fusion and a persistent os after …
CORACOID PROCESS TENDON ATTACHMENT MRI CORACOBRACHIALIS & SHORT HEAD OF BICEPS HOW TO FIND CORACOBRACHIALIS & SHORT HEAD OF BICEPS: There are 3 tendons that attach to the coracoid process. Pectoralis Minor. Coracobrachialis and, The short Head of Biceps. In this video, we look at how to identify on MRI the Coracobrachialis and …
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CORACOID PROCESS TENDON ATTACHMENT PECTORALIS MINOR MRI HOW TO FIND PECTORALIS MINOR: There are 3 tendons that attach to the coracoid process. Pectoralis Minor. Coracobrachialis and, The short Head of Biceps. In this video we start by looking at how to identify on MRI the Pectoralis Minor muscle and tendon on a Shoulder …
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BONY BANKART LESION RADIOLOGY XRAY FINDING 1: BONE FRAGMENT Image Above: There is a thin fragment of bone at the inferior margin of the glenoid. FINDING 2: GLENOID FLATTENING Image Above: The inferior margin of the glenoid should normally be rounded and ovoid. Here it is flattened which is abnormal. DISCUSSION Bony Bankart lesions on …
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SUBACROMIAL SUBDELTOID BURSITIS MRI RADIOLOGY DISCUSSION Subacromial subdeltoid (SASD) bursitis on MRI can have a number of appearances. In this case we have a nodular type of synovitis which should raise the possibility of an inflammatory arthritis as a cause (Rheumatoid Arthritis in this case). WHAT DO WE SEE ON THE IMAGE? Fluid in the …
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3 LIGAMENTS ATTACHED TO THE CORACOID PROCESS 3 LIGAMENTS ATTACHED TO THE CORACOID PROCESS: There are three ligaments that attach to the coracoid process of the shoulder. When reporting a shoulder MRI they should be part of the overall assessment. So what are they and how do you find them? See the brief video below. …
