Right shoulder rotator cuff tendon tear

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Asked for Male, 30 Years

Dear Dr, Sports injury..looked like I have stretched during volley ball practise. I can sense severe pain while playing sports(bowling, volley ball, basket ball). I have taken MRI a year back findings - Hill Sach's Lesion/Supraspinatus tendinosis/Subacromial bursitis. I have attached the reports

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Dr. Sivaraman B Orthopedic surgeon 28 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sivaraman B

Orthopedic surgeon 28 yrs exp Chennai

It looks like Impingement. You need further evaluation. You symptoms might improve with scapular and cuff exercises. If not consider subacromial injection then exercises. Consult shoulder consultant in person.