MRI BRACHIALIS TENDON BRACHIALIS TENDON MRI: Elbow MRI Brachialis tendon Tendinosis, Tears and Normal The Brachialis tendon is less commonly injured than the biceps. It inserts onto the anterior ulnar on the ulnar tuberosity and to a lesser extent on the coronoid process but the tendon is very short compared to the biceps tendon. …
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We have had over 2000 questions answered in the MRI Mini Fellowships. From simple to complex and everything in between. Here are some of them. QUESTION: Q: Is it normal to see a fluid cleft between he biceps tendon and superior labrum? MOVE SLIDER ICON (ARROWS) LEFT TO SEE THE ANSWER ANSWER: A: Hi, Dr …
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MOVE SLIDER ICON (ARROWS) LEFT TO SEE THE DIAGNOSIS WHAT ARE THE FINDINGS Diffuse Increased signal (intermediate) in the Supraspinatus Tendon. WHAT'S THE Dx SUPRASPINATUS TENDINITIS/TENDINOSIS. There is diffuse increased signal in the supraspinatus tendon (Pink arrows). The signal increase is intermediate which is seen on tendinitis and not fluid type signal which is seen …
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Patella Tendinosis and Tears What to look for on MRI Tendinosis and Tears of the Patella Tendon on MRI are pretty straightforward and follow the same pattern as tears and tendinosis elsewhere. Here is what to look for on MRI. TENDINOSIS: Increased PD/PDFS signal but not fluid strength. The tendon may increase in …
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