with retraction. 2) Partial articular surface tear with interstitial fluid in infraspinatous tendon. 3) Rotator interval fluid. 4) SLAP III with globular altered signal in anteroinferior labrum. ... View answer

with retraction. 2) Partial articular surface tear with interstitial fluid in infraspinatous tendon. 3) Rotator interval fluid. 4) SLAP III with globular altered signal in anteroinferior labrum. What... View answer

Does anyone know if i have a labrum tear? ... View answer

MRI Arthrogram report: Acetabular labrum appears intact. There is small focal area of undermining of the anterosuprior labrum which has appearance of normal labral cartilaginous cleft. Articular ... View answer

I had surgery on 5/24 for a torn hip labrum, turns out my labrum was pretty beat up and shredded ... injections for bursitis; turns out, bursitis is a direct result of a torn labrum. I've had the... View answer

I have a slap tear of the labrum..I also have type 2 acromion..I have minimal subacromion subdeltoid bursitis..I also have Acromioclavicular joint degeneration and an interstitial tear of the... View answer

posterior portion of the humeral heard and apparent disruptionn of the anterior-inferior labrum and adjacent cartilage Interstitial splitting of the distal subscapularis. My question is do you think I ll... View answer

critical zone of the central supraspinatus tendon with trace interstitial edema. LABRUM: There is intact labrum IMPRESSION: There is mild supraspinatus tendinopathy. There is suggestion of active... View answer

is no os . there is type ll morphology. the coracoacromial ligament is intact. labrum/capsule there is globular(type l ) signal within the superopr labrum, without discrete tear. the anterior... View answer

is an interstitial partial tear of the supraspinatus tendon, with a full-thickness component and a ... linear interstitial in morphology, but demonstrates focal extension to the bursal surface fibres ... View answer