Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Shoulder SHOULDER MRI: IDENTIFYING THE MGHL IDENTIFY THE MGHL ON SHOULDER MRI Learn how to identify the Middle Glenohumeral Ligament (MGHL) on shoulder MRI scans and differentiate it from labral tears. MGHL: HOW TO IDENTIFY THE GLENO HUMERAL LIGAMENTS MADE EASY…ER Identifying the […]
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MRI MGHL SHOULDER LIGAMENT MIDDLE GLENO HUMERAL Q: HOW TO IDENTIFY THE MGHL ON MRI WITHOUT CONTRAST? Usually there is a small amount of joint fluid present which will help us (if there isn’t it can be difficult as the labrum, MGHL and capsule will all be “stuck” together. But this is uncommon). In the
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MIDDLE GLENO HUMERAL LIGAMENT MRI SHOULDER MGHL DISCUSSION ON MGHL This is the normal MGHL (Middle Gleno Humeral Ligament). It lies adjacent and anterior to the labrum (Green arrow) and extends inferiorly to join the anterior capsule (Blue arrow) deep to subscapularis. FINDINGS IN MGHL Well defined low signal structure (Pink arrows) adjacent to the
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MRI SHOULDER: How to easily differentiate the MGHL from the labrum Today’s post is on MRI of the MGHL and how to find it. It’s easy to confuse the MGHL with a torn labrum so today’s tip is on how to easily differentiate the MGHL from the labrum. There are also further links at the
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