18 research outputs found
A rare combination of an axillary artery and brachial plexus injury due to a proximal humeral fracture
No full textBeware of glenoid dysplasia mimicking bone trauma in the injured shoulder
No full textThe term 'primary glenoid dysplasia' is used to describe a rare developmental abnormality of the shoulder. The symptomatic presentation of glenoid dysplasia has two definite age-related peaks. The first peak is in adolescents and young adults; they generally present with symptoms of instability related to high levels of activity. The second is in the fifth or sixth decade when presumed degenerative changes occur in the gleno-humeral joint. It can crop up as an incidental finding, during chest X-ray, for example, or may present as marked upper limb disability
Synovial osteochondromatosis in the subacromial bursa mimicking calcific tendinitis: Sonographic diagnosis
No full textPre-operative departmental ultrasound of the rotator cuff: sensitivity and specificity in a regional specialist orthopaedic centre
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Unusual presentation of rice body formation in a patient without tuberculosis or rheumatic disease: report of a rare case and literature review
No full textDo we really need to order magnetic resonance imaging? Shoulder surgeon ultrasound practice patterns and beliefs
No full textDo subacromial ultrasonography findings predict efficacy of intra-bursal injection? Prospective study in 39 patients
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