MRI REPORT F/63 (SHOULDER PAIN)

2025-05-01 13:49:20
Hi kind doctors, Could anyone clarify this attached MRI report summary? It's for my mother, she is 63. Suffering from shoulder pain (upper back). As per report given: Is it so bad in condition? Will a surge be required? Is it Fully treatable? Thanks in advance.
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The reports are suggestive of cuff tear with moderate severity, you can have good outcome and movement followed by arthroscopic repair
Next Steps
Counsult an arthroscopy surgeon specialising in shoulder surgery
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Dont wait too much till more muscle atrophy develops,this will make surgical outcomes poor if ignored

Answered2025-05-12 16:12:04

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She had Cuff Tear (Shoulder cuff). May Need Surgery
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Once Consult With Shoulder Surgeon

Answered2025-05-05 12:30:56

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There is complete tear of a tendon which helps in lifting the shoulder in front and sideways
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This definitely needs surgical intervention as it doesn’t heal by itself
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Kindly contact our clinic for better assistance and treatment

Answered2025-05-03 08:32:41

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She would benefit with a key hole Arthroscopy surgery and fixation of torn tendon.

Answered2025-05-08 16:55:16

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Mri reports suggest complete tear of supraspinatus which requires surgery Along with it there is a spir which will impinge on the muscle. So its removal is also necessary
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Supraspinatus repair along with acromioplasty

Answered2025-05-07 02:48:33

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There is complete tear of supraspinatus tendon which helps in lifting our shoulder. Surgery is only option in this case

Answered2025-05-04 04:01:43

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If movment required, than go for surgery Not fully curable but better outcome with surgery

Answered2025-05-02 15:48:40

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