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Normal anatomy, variants and pitfalls on shoulder MRI.
Journal article

Normal anatomy, variants and pitfalls on shoulder MRI.

  • Rudez J University Hospital Balgrist, Radiology, University of Zurich Switzerland, Zurich, Switzerland.
  • Zanetti M
  • 2008-04-22
Published in:
  • European journal of radiology. - 2008
Humans
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Shoulder
Shoulder Dislocation
Shoulder Fractures
Shoulder Injuries
Shoulder Joint
English MR imaging of the shoulder is widely used for assessment of impingement and instability-related clinical conditions. The following review article demonstrates the normal anatomy, variations and classical pitfalls. In addition to classical pitfalls (sublabral hole, sublabral recess, Buford complex) the authors focus on a number of normal, bony, cartilaginous, ligamentous and tendinous structures that can simulate disease at the shoulder. In addition, ways to distinguish these pitfalls from true shoulder abnormalities are shown.
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  • English
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