Patient Name: ABED AL-SALAM MUSTAFA MOHAMMAD AL SHAWA

Study Date: 11/11/2023

Patient ID: 1213364
Age: 29 Years
Sex: M

MRI RT SHOULDER WITHOUT CONTRAST

INDICATION: Right shoulder pain.

TECHNIQUE: MR imaging of the left shoulder joint is submitted with standard protocol using sagittal,
coronal and axial T1, T2, Stir and/or GE sequences without IV contrast. Exam performed on 3 Tesla MRI
system.

COMPARISON: None.

FINDINGS:

The long head of the biceps tendon resides in the bicipital groove. Intra-articular course of the long head of
the biceps tendon is uncomplicated.

The anterior and posterior cartilaginous labral tissue aligned appropriately without definite abnormality. There
is no peri-labral ganglion formation. There is no labral displacement.

The supraspinatus and infraspinatus tendons show mild thickening with mild abnormal interstitial signal
however no definite tear suggesting mild tendinopathy.

The subscapularis and teres minor muscles and tendons are intact. Mild sub-acromial\sub-deltoid and sub-
scapular fluid\bursitis.

The AC joint is unremarkable. The acromion process is congruent with the humeral head. The arch ligaments
are intact. Bone cortical and marrow signal intensity appropriate. Peri-articular soft tissue is unremarkable. No
joint effusion.

IMPRESSION:

Mild supraspinatus and infraspinatus tendinopathy.

Mild sub-acromial\sub-deltoid and sub-scapular bursitis. Otherwise unremarkable study.

DR. Saad Rawashdeh

Date & Time: 11/11/2023 12:46:18