MRI of the shoulder joint is regularly used nowadays to observe the extent of the pathology in patients suffering from this joint. It is used due to its low radiation rate and high examination accuracy. The examination is considered essential to evaluate the condition of the joint as well as will accurately indicate the treatment to be followed.

 

 

 

 

WHAT IT TELLS US

Possible shoulder tendon ruptures

Tears in the cartilage of the joint

Increased amount of joint swelling

Degenerative changes 

Osteophytes Tendinopathies Fractures

Bone swellings

Shoulder calcifications

Possible muscle atrophies