I have calcific tendinopathy of the subscapularis (13mm and 98mm Calcific foci) and small joint effusion . I have exercises and been to massage and acupuncture , none of which has relieved the pain or ... View answer

bursal effusions. Mild popliteus tendionosisMyxoid degenaration of medial meniscus with grade 3 tear in ... surfacefibers(PASTA) bicep tendinosis . Subacromial and subdeltoid bursitis . Interstitial tear in... View answer

bursal effusion is seen anterior to the patellar tendon consistent with infrapatellar bursitis ... infrapatellar bursal effusion. Consider diagnostic aspiration to exclude infection. There is... View answer

MRI indicates: mild asymmetric trochanteric bursal effusion which contains 16x11x9 mm calcification ... View answer

impression: Grade I strain of subscapularis muscle . 2. Tear of anterieror and inferior glenoid labrum with heterotrophic assification/calcification adjaacent to the anterior and inferior labrum. 3. Mild joint... View answer

I have a complete tear of the left long head of biceps ten don. How can this be fixed without surgery? Also a partial thickness tear on the bursal surface of the left subscapularis insertion ... View answer

masses full thickness tear of the whole subscapularis tendon with associated atrophy of the musel belly suggestive of a chronic tear ! complete full thickness tear of the whole subscapularis tendon with ... View answer

supraspinatus tendon. - another partail thickness tear along bursal surface of anterior portion of supraspinatus tendon. - Moderate infraspinatus, subscapularis and biceps tendinosis . - Moderate changes of ... View answer

focal partial tear at insertion and along bursal surface fibers of supraspinatus tendon, mild subscapularis tendinosis, SLAP 1 tear, acromioclavicular joint arthrosis. Doctor has advised Tendoup, knidac and ... View answer

subscapularis attachment with 8mm retraction of fibers. Remaining rotator cuff tendons are intact. Mild subacromial bursitis with bursal distortion and symptomatic impingement at 60 degrees abduction. AC and ... View answer