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Does this case requires surgery? Because there is tearing of anterior and antero-inferior glenoid labrum with periosteal stripping from glenoid. Also there is mild right shoulder joint effusion and minimal Fluid surrounding biceps tendon. Also with Hill Sach's defect. Kindly suggest because I would like to know if all this can be cure with medicines other than surgery.
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Without MRI, I cannot comment. Provide MRI scan for better advice. What was suggested by the Dr. who ordered this MRI?
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