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What Is The Analysis For The Attached MRI Report?
M.R.I Finings
- A know patient of the recurrent shoulder dislocation revealed:
- Disruption continuity of the anterior inferior labrum with slight anterior detachment associated with Hill-Sachs fracture {Cartilaginous Bankart injury}
- preserved width and smooth articular surfaces of the gleno-humeral and acromio- clavicular articulations.
- preserved sub-acrominal sub deltoid fat planes.
- No joint effusion detected.
- Normal examined musculatures with preserved intervening fascial fat planes.
Impression:
- Cartilaginous bankart lesions, associated with Hill-Sachs fracture.
- A know patient of the recurrent shoulder dislocation revealed:
- Disruption continuity of the anterior inferior labrum with slight anterior detachment associated with Hill-Sachs fracture {Cartilaginous Bankart injury}
- preserved width and smooth articular surfaces of the gleno-humeral and acromio- clavicular articulations.
- preserved sub-acrominal sub deltoid fat planes.
- No joint effusion detected.
- Normal examined musculatures with preserved intervening fascial fat planes.
Impression:
- Cartilaginous bankart lesions, associated with Hill-Sachs fracture.
Thu, 20 Mar 2014
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