Describe your findings?
Full-thickness, partial width tear of the distal supraspinatus tendon which involves the anterior and mid tendon, with retraction from its insertion to the level of the acromion. The gadolinium containing injectate decompresses from the glenohumeral joint into the subacromial subdeltoid bursa through the full-thickness tear. The proximal long head of the biceps tendon partially subluxes out of the bicipital groove and into the mid subscapularis enthesis, and then fully cleaves into the superior and lateral tendon above the bicipital groove. The bicpitolabral anchor is intact. No Hill-Sachs defect or labral tear. Normal glenoid morphology. Intact axillary pouch portion of the capsule.
What is another reason for gadolinium-enhanced fluid (arthrogram injectate) within the subacromial subdeltoid space?
Iatrogenic injection of the arthrogram injectate into the subacromial subdeltoid space.
Full-thickness, partial width tear of the distal supraspinatus tendon which involves the anterior and mid tendon, with retraction from its insertion to the level of the acromion. The gadolinium containing injectate decompresses from the glenohumeral joint into the subacromial subdeltoid bursa through the full-thickness tear.
The proximal long head of the biceps tendon partially subluxes out of the bicipital groove and into the mid subscapularis enthesis, and then fully cleaves into the superior and lateral tendon above the bicipital groove. The bicpitolabral anchor is intact.
No Hill-Sachs defect or labral tear. Normal glenoid morphology. Intact axillary pouch portion of the capsule.