Shoulder pain is common. MRI helps find hidden causes like impingement and tendon irritation.

MRI FOR SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT

UNDERSTANDING SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT

Shoulder impingement happens when tendons or bursae get irritated in the shoulder. MRI helps confirm the cause of pain.

MRI SHOWS WHAT X RAY CANNOT

MRI shows soft tissues like tendons and bursae. It detects swelling, tears, or narrowing linked to impingement.

COMMON MRI FINDINGS

MRI may show tendon thickening, bursitis, or reduced space under the acromion. These signs point to impingement.

SUBACROMIAL IMPINGEMENT ON MRI

This type often shows supraspinatus irritation or partial tears. MRI helps detect early and advanced damage.

SUBCORACOID IMPINGEMENT ON MRI

MRI checks the space between the coracoid and humerus. Narrowing or subscapularis changes confirm this type.

INTERNAL IMPINGEMENT FEATURES

MRI may show labral irritation or partial cuff tears, common in athletes who use overhead movements.

WHEN MRI GUIDES TREATMENT

MRI findings help decide between therapy or surgery. It shows the exact tissues affected.

MRI IMPROVES DIAGNOSIS AND OUTCOMES

MRI offers a clear picture of shoulder structures, helping tailor treatment for faster recovery.

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