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What Does My MRI Scan Test Report Indicate?

hi i have received my mri results and the comment is: there is a prominent ongoing subacromial bursitis which extends to the joint resection margin. supraspinatus and subscapularis enthesopathy with low grade intrasubatance tear at the subscapularis ensertion extending 4mm - what does this mean
Thu, 27 Aug 2015
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Hello, welcome to HCM. Whenever there is movement in joints, the muscle is rubbed against the bone .To prevent this there is a sac filed with fluid which reduces the friction during movement. In your shoulder joint, the sac present beneath a bone is infected. also there is slight back muscle injury where it is attached to the arm bone. I hope i cleared your doubts. Please take advice from the orthopaedicians. Take care.
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What Does My MRI Scan Test Report Indicate?

Hello, welcome to HCM. Whenever there is movement in joints, the muscle is rubbed against the bone .To prevent this there is a sac filed with fluid which reduces the friction during movement. In your shoulder joint, the sac present beneath a bone is infected. also there is slight back muscle injury where it is attached to the arm bone. I hope i cleared your doubts. Please take advice from the orthopaedicians. Take care.