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the elite addict
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Sorry to post here. Didnt know where to post. AAS could have contributed to this injury...
Right Side ( four month old injury)
Comments:
There is a tear of the posterior belly of the deltoid muscle with irregularity of the posterior cortex of the acromion. In the right deltoid muscle, and there is a heterogenous hyperiantense T2 mass measuring 3.1 x 5.3 x 4.9 cm similar to the contralalateral shoulder, demonstrating speckled areas of hyperintense T1 signal. there is overlying subcantaneous edema.
The supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis, and teres minor muscles and tendons are normal. there is no focal tendinosis or tear. there are cystic resorptive changes and a impaction deformity in the posterolateral humeral head.
there is no subcromial subdeltoid fluid. the ac joint is normal. there is no Hill-Sachs deformity. the visualized labrum is unremarkable. the glenhumeral joint is normal.
the long head of the biceps tendon is normal.
Impression: MRI of the right shoulder without intravenous contrast
Partial tear with intramuscular hematoma of the right deltoid Correlation with possible injury of prior intramuscular injection and or weight lifting injury is advised
Left Side: (very recent injury)
Comments:
There is a partial tear of the posterior belly of the deltoid muscle with irregularity of the posterior cortex of the acromion. In the left deltoid there is 2.4 x 3.7 x 6.3 cma heterogenous hyperiantense T2 mass in the left deltoid. similar to the contralalateral shoulder. There are speckled areas of both T1 and T2 fat suppressed sequences. there is overlying subcantaneous edema.
The supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis, and teres minor muscles and tendons are normal. there is no focal tendinosis or tear.
there is no subcromial subdeltoid fluid. the ac joint is normal. there is no Hill-Sachs deformity. the visualized labrum is unremarkable. the glenhumeral joint is normal.
the long head of the biceps tendon is normal.
Impression: MRI of the right shoulder without intravenous contrast
Partial tear with intramuscular hematoma of the left deltoid Correlation with possible injury of prior intramuscular injection and or weight lifting injury is advised
All input appreciated.
Right Side ( four month old injury)
Comments:
There is a tear of the posterior belly of the deltoid muscle with irregularity of the posterior cortex of the acromion. In the right deltoid muscle, and there is a heterogenous hyperiantense T2 mass measuring 3.1 x 5.3 x 4.9 cm similar to the contralalateral shoulder, demonstrating speckled areas of hyperintense T1 signal. there is overlying subcantaneous edema.
The supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis, and teres minor muscles and tendons are normal. there is no focal tendinosis or tear. there are cystic resorptive changes and a impaction deformity in the posterolateral humeral head.
there is no subcromial subdeltoid fluid. the ac joint is normal. there is no Hill-Sachs deformity. the visualized labrum is unremarkable. the glenhumeral joint is normal.
the long head of the biceps tendon is normal.
Impression: MRI of the right shoulder without intravenous contrast
Partial tear with intramuscular hematoma of the right deltoid Correlation with possible injury of prior intramuscular injection and or weight lifting injury is advised
Left Side: (very recent injury)
Comments:
There is a partial tear of the posterior belly of the deltoid muscle with irregularity of the posterior cortex of the acromion. In the left deltoid there is 2.4 x 3.7 x 6.3 cma heterogenous hyperiantense T2 mass in the left deltoid. similar to the contralalateral shoulder. There are speckled areas of both T1 and T2 fat suppressed sequences. there is overlying subcantaneous edema.
The supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis, and teres minor muscles and tendons are normal. there is no focal tendinosis or tear.
there is no subcromial subdeltoid fluid. the ac joint is normal. there is no Hill-Sachs deformity. the visualized labrum is unremarkable. the glenhumeral joint is normal.
the long head of the biceps tendon is normal.
Impression: MRI of the right shoulder without intravenous contrast
Partial tear with intramuscular hematoma of the left deltoid Correlation with possible injury of prior intramuscular injection and or weight lifting injury is advised
All input appreciated.
