Shoulder Query - I've Had A 2Nd Shoulder Dislocation And In My

Shoulder query

Asked for Female, 18 Years

I've had a 2nd shoulder dislocation and in my mri it is seen that I have subacromial bursal effusion. What is subacromial bursal effusion?

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Dr. S Mahanta

Orthopedist 29 yrs exp Delhi

It is collection in the subacromial space. It is situated just above the shoulder joint proper and below the arch.

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