Parsonage Turner Syndrome is a brachial neuritis that can cause denervation of muscles around the shoulder joint. WHAT TO LOOK FOR ON MRI Denervation ( acute or chronic) of Supraspinatus and Infraspinatus NO mass in region of suprascapular nerve Image Above: Denervation of supraspinatus ( Orange arrow) and infraspinatus ( Pink arrow). Increased signal on …
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On MRI muscles around the shoulder can show features of denervation. So what are the causes and what does it look like. Most commonly its due to nerve compression from a paralabral cyst secondary to a labral tear ( usually a SLAP tear). It can also be due to brachial neuritis ( Parsonage Turner Syndrome) …
MRI Shoulder Paralabral Cysts, Denervation and Parsonage Turner Syndrome Read More »
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