Magnetic resonance imaging of the shoulder

Ashir, Aria; Lombardi, Alecio; Jerban, Saeed; Ma, Yajun; Chang, Eric Y.

doi:10.5114/pjr.2020.98394

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“…Each imaging plane has its advantages when examining different anatomic components. Generally, MRI shoulder examination starts with the axial plane using proton density sequences with fat suppression to obtain transverse images for evaluating the subscapularis tendon, glenohumeral joint, glenoid labrum, and bicipital groove contents [ 25 ]. Dark fluid (T1-weighted) and bright fluid with fat suppression oblique (T2 or PD weighted) images in coronal oblique planes as well as bright fluid (T2-weighted) images in sagittal oblique are required by ACR to evaluate the labrum, biceps tendon, AC joint, rotator interval, supraspinatus, and infraspinatus muscles/tendons.…”

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Quality assessment of shoulder MRI according to practice parameters of American College of Radiology: A multi-center study in Jordan

Ayasrah

Qtaish

2023

JMedLife

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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is essential for assessing shoulder conditions. This study aimed to evaluate current shoulder MRI practices in Jordan, including technical parameter patterns, and determine if they adhere to the American College of Radiology (ACR) guidelines. The retrospective analysis included data from 48 eligible participants from 13 MRI centers in March 2021. Descriptive and correlation data analysis were performed using IBM SPSS statistics version_20 and Excel 2013. Most MRI centers (50%) were private outpatient clinics with closed MRI machines above 1 Tesla. Most participants (62.5%) were male, and shoulder pain (47.9%) was the main clinical indication. Most shoulder orientations (68.7%, 33/48) were right shoulders, and the coronal MRI planes (43%, 121/280) were the most common. The alignment percentage for the axial plane was 100%, but MRI artifacts of the shoulder were present in 8.2% of cases (23/280). Dark fluid T1-W coronal sequence was not conducted in 25% of the cases. The percentage of the field view (FOV) within ACR recommendations was 45% (126/281), and slice thickness parameters were 96% (269/281). The recommended pixel area for all sequences was 47.9% (134/280), encompassing all axial, sagittal oblique, and coronal planes. However, crucial parameters, such as FOV and slice thickness, were inadequate and did not meet the ACR guidelines, resulting in suboptimal image quality of shoulder MRI. To improve MRI image quality, it is recommended that MRI technologists receive ongoing education and training on appropriate MRI image parameters.

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Quality assessment of shoulder MRI according to practice parameters of American College of Radiology: A multi-center study in Jordan

Ayasrah

Qtaish

2023

JMedLife

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“…Это исследование, сделанное при отведении и наружной ротации. В ABER-позиции отчетливо можно выявить тесный контакт задней порции сухожилия надостной и передней порции сухожилия подостной мышцы с задне-верхним краем гленоида [10,49]. Однако в таком положении оценка других изменений ПС затруднена, поэтому дополнительно следует выполнить МРТ в стандартном положении руки или более доступное по стоимости функциональное УЗИ.…”

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“…Ультразвуковая диагностика широко доступна в лечебных учреждениях. Однако при обследовании пациента с задне-верхним ИС могут возникать затруднения выведения зоны контакта подостной мышцы с задним краем суставного отростка лопатки, но в случае хорошей разрешающей способности аппарата и при наличии соответствующего опыта у врача можно точно верифицировать диагноз [49].…”

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Variants of impingement syndrome of the shoulder joint

Нестеренко¹,

Karateev²,

Arkhipov³

et al. 2023

Naučno-praktičeskaâ revmatologiâ

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Pain in the shoulder joint is one of the most common reasons for seeking medical help associated with the pathology of the musculoskeletal system. The most common disease in this area that causes chronic pain is impeachment syndrome (IS) of the rotator muscles of the shoulder. The domestic literature describes in sufficient detail surgical and conservative approaches for lesions of the shoulder joint, but there are only a few publications on the types of IS. This review is devoted to the description of all occurring types of compression of the tendons of the muscles of the rotator cuff of the shoulder joint within the framework of IS.

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“…Periarticular and articular infections are rare, with a single case of glenohumeral septic arthritis and subacromial-subdeltoid bursitis reported ( 49 , 76 ). As with other causes, potential COVID-19 vaccine–related rotator cuff, bursal, and other periarticular soft-tissue pathologic conditions may be diagnosed with MRI or US, while MRI remains the primary modality for glenohumeral joint evaluation ( 77 ).…”

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Musculoskeletal Manifestations of COVID-19: Currently Described Clinical Symptoms and Multimodality Imaging Findings

Omar¹,

Weaver²,

Samet³

et al. 2022

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COVID-19, the clinical syndrome produced by infection with SARS-CoV-2, can result in multisystem organ dysfunction, including respiratory failure and hypercoagulability, which can lead to critical illness and death. Musculoskeletal (MSK) manifestations of COVID-19 are common but have been relatively underreported, possibly because of the severity of manifestations in other organ systems. Additionally, patients who have undergone sedation and who are critically ill are often unable to alert clinicians of their MSK symptoms. Furthermore, some therapeutic measures such as medications and vaccinations can worsen existing MSK symptoms or cause additional symptoms. Symptoms may persist or occur months after the initial infection, known as post-COVID condition or long COVID. As the global experience with COVID-19 and the vaccination effort increases, certain patterns of MSK disease involving the bones, muscles, peripheral nerves, blood vessels, and joints have emerged, many of which are likely related to a hyperinflammatory host response, prothrombotic state, or therapeutic efforts rather than direct viral toxicity. Imaging findings for various COVID-19–related MSK pathologic conditions across a variety of modalities are being recognized, which can be helpful for diagnosis, treatment guidance, and follow-up. The online slide presentation from the RSNA Annual Meeting is available for this article. © RSNA, 2022

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Magnetic resonance imaging of the shoulder

Cited by 22 publications

References 91 publications

Quality assessment of shoulder MRI according to practice parameters of American College of Radiology: A multi-center study in Jordan

Quality assessment of shoulder MRI according to practice parameters of American College of Radiology: A multi-center study in Jordan

Variants of impingement syndrome of the shoulder joint

Musculoskeletal Manifestations of COVID-19: Currently Described Clinical Symptoms and Multimodality Imaging Findings

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