"Partial articular surface tendon avulsion lesions appear in coronal T2 sequences and in glenohumeral arthrography as linear fluid signal defects at the articular surface of the supraspinatus tendon, near the attachment (footprint) on bone interface."
"Partial articular surface tendon avulsion lesions appear in coronal T2 sequences and in glenohumeral arthrography as linear fluid signal defects at the articular surface of the supraspinatus tendon, near the attachment (footprint) on bone interface."
"Not all partial articular surface tendon avulsion lesions are symptomatic. There is often shoulder pain when lifting outwards, overhead and throwing."
"Not all partial articular surface tendon avulsion lesions are symptomatic. There is often shoulder pain when lifting outwards, overhead and throwing."