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lisa32819
lisa32819

here is my mri doc said nothing to worry about its my spine

There is no definite evidence of full-thickness rotator cuff tear or

tendon traction. There is no abnormal fluid in the subacromial

subdeltoid bursa. No glenohumeral joint effusion. No muscular atrophy.

There is tendinosis and peritendinitis of the supraspinatus tendon as

well as a partial-thickness intrasubstance tear of the supraspinatus

tendon at its humeral head insertion.

The subscapularis tendon is intact. Long head of the biceps tendon is

present within the bicipital groove. No definite evidence of acute

labral tear.

There is no focal bone bruising.

There is mild degenerative arthritic change at the acromioclavicular

joint.

IMPRESSION:

  1. No definite evidence of full-thickness rotator cuff tear.

  2. Mild supraspinatus tendinosis and peritendinitis with a

partial-thickness intrasubstance tear at its humeral head insertion.

  1. Mild AC joint arthritis.

Assisted By: Tina M Molis, MD

Interpreted By: Tina M Molis, MD

Dictated on: 12/06/2018 02:13 PM

Procedure: MRShoWOL

Reason For Exam: M25.512 - Pain in left shoulder

R53.1 - Weakness

M25.60 - Stiffness of unspecified joint, not elsewhere classified

There is no definite evidence of full-thickness rotator cuff tear or

tendon traction. There is no abnormal fluid in the subacromial

subdeltoid bursa. No glenohumeral joint effusion. No muscular atrophy.

There is tendinosis and peritendinitis of the supraspinatus tendon as

well as a partial-thickness intrasubstance tear of the supraspinatus

tendon at its humeral head insertion.

The subscapularis tendon is intact. Long head of the biceps tendon is

present within the bicipital groove. No definite evidence of acute

labral tear.

There is no focal bone bruising.

There is mild degenerative arthritic change at the acromioclavicular

joint.

IMPRESSION:

  1. No definite evidence of full-thickness rotator cuff tear.

  2. Mild supraspinatus tendinosis and peritendinitis with a

partial-thickness intrasubstance tear at its humeral head insertion.

  1. Mild AC joint arthritis.

Assisted By: Tina M Molis, MD

Interpreted By: Tina M Molis, MD

Dictated on: 12/06/2018 02:13 PM

Procedure: MRShoWOL

Reason For Exam: M25.512 - Pain in left shoulder

R53.1 - Weakness

M25.60 - Stiffness of unspecified joint, not elsewhere classified

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  • lmlaster
    lmlaster lisa32819

    Posted

    there is no mention of the thickness of the joint capsule My FS was disgnosed by the thickened capsule

  • barbara20948
    barbara20948 lisa32819

    Posted

    Interesting to read through. I don't know your FS symptoms, but if you feel it is a frozen shoulder, get a 2nd opinion now that you have had your MRI. A second look at it might be interpreted differently.

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