osteoarthritis mri

I had an MRI done of my shoulder recently and my Dr didn't really go over it . It says: Impression: 1. Rotator cuff tears with 2 discrete moderate grade tears at the anterior leading edge of the supraspinatus and at the junction with the infraspinatus. Low-grade intrasubstance tear of the subscapularis. 2. Complex intrasubstance tears of the posterior superior labrum and anterior and anterior superior labrum. This is superimposed on a sublabral foramen. 3.

The report describes changes in the knee morphology which may be indicative of osteoarthritis or prolonged inflammation causing synovial proliferation. The treatment is initially conservative with rest, physiotherapy and painkillers followed by active physiotherapy. In cases not responding to treatment, joint replacement may be an option. Do discuss this with your doctor. Take care!

1. C3/4 there is a small central focal disc protrusion n mild left-sided facet joint osteoarthritis 2. C4/5 there is a small central osteochondral bar n minimal left facet joint osteoarthritis 3. C5/6 modern size unconvertebral joint osteophytes are noted bilaterally here is moderate left n mild to moderate right foraminal stenosis. There is a mild left facet joint enlargement 4.

jpg I had the MRI as I have sinus problems. Nothing showed up on scans of the sinuses so specialist ordered MRI to explore further I saw the white spots and got me curious I much rather know whats what and when I saw the spots I thought Id try and do some research Jensequitur where on the pic is a lesion in the cerebellum ?

This is the report from MRI Osteoarthritis in the left shoulder with cartilage erosion and mild joint effusion associated with osteoarthritis in the acromioclavicular joint with mild impingement over the superior surface of the left supraspinatus muscles. No ratator cuff tear or tissue retraction no muscles astrophy.

This is what my MRI findings said and I do not understand. Can anyone help me? This is all because my right leg has been in severe continuous pain for over 3 years and I have to stand to do my job. I need to get rid of this, I cannot do any walking anymore or pretty much anything else. Anyway, here are the findings: "Impression: Mild multilevel lower lumbar spondylosis and lower lumbar facet osteoarthritis as detailed below. No canal or foraminal stenosis.

Now it hurts but now my upper back of leg hurts worse. I am going to go ahead and have an MRI like my doctor recommends. But, I have to addmit I am a little scared. I also have alot of joint pain lately. Thumb, shoulder, elbow.

Thank you to Dr. Kaul, for the last reponse while waiting for the MRI of my left hip because of pain and abnormal X-ray. I just got the report from MRI, and I think I understand part of it, but not all. Basically this is what it says. Findings. femoral head articulates appropriatly with the acetabulum. The region of luceny seen n superior aspect of femoral head is due to some reactive subcortical sclerosis.

I was diagnosed with tricompartmental changes of osteoarthritis, most pronounced in the medial tibiofemoral and patellofemoral compartments of the left knee. Complex tearing of the medial meniscus. Will I eventually need an artificial knee or is this something I have to live with.

The past 6 months it has been unbearable. I am under the care of a Pain Management Dr. who sent me for an MRI. I am not clear on the results and would appreciate an understandable explanation. He has given me shots that have somewhat helped, I am still having numbness down my right arm and hand. What is your advice? Do I have to continue living with the pain? MRI: C5-C6: Broad disc osteophyte complex, eccentric to the right, creating mild central canal stenosis.

My doctor sent me for an X-ray and it reveal mild osteoarthritis. Well, in the last week, the are between my patella and thigh began to hurt badly, along the outside of my knee hurts all the way up into my thigh, on the inside the tenderness has progressed, also on the inside of my knee midway up my inner thigh I have a severe line of pain that I can also palpate. My knee and thigh are noticeably larger than the other other one. I am in so much pain.

I have SEVERE DDD and osteoarthritis, 2 hip implants and getting ready for my 3rd replacement hip implant. My Osteoarthritis began when I was in my teens. I had my FIRST hip implant when I was 35 years old (I needed it when I was diagnosed BUT the implants weren't maed for a young person and wouldn't have lasted very long, so I had to put it off until I was 35 years old). I have Facet Arthritis and have had the RFA (Radio Frequency Ablation).

I was diagnosed with osteoarthritis in my neck and lower back several years ago. I also have a scoliosis in the middle of my back. As the years have progressed, so has my pain. After being treated, occasionally, by my primary physician, he thought it was time to refer me to a pain specialist. The pain specialist sent me for a psychiatric evaluation and for X-rays/MRI.

MRI---all ligaments etc...are good. Had no problems with my knee until this fall in early January. I fell directly on my knee, tore pants and the skin off my knee. About 8 hours after the fall I went to do a complete squat (to the floor) and it took my breath away. I have difficulty kneeling on it and squatting and getting back up. Bending knee to put pants on is not comfortable.

Okay chiari friends. I just got results from my cervical MRI and would love your input on what any of it means and what any of it means in relation to decompression surgery as well. Craniocervical junction: The cerebellar tosils project 9mm below the basion opisthion line. The tonsils are midly pointed and the foramen nagnum subarachnoid space is moderately effaced. No significant compression of the upper cervical spinal cord or cervicomedullary junction is present.

I am 29 and i am really worry If it is begining of osteoarthritis and the long term consequnses. I just Got a laying Down mri and It was normal so I am really Confused and worry( Maybe the mri could’t find anything because it just happened).I am considering to get a stand up mri.

1. Total loss of intervertebral disc space at L4/5/S1 consistent with advanced degenerative disease. Loss of T2 signal consistent with disc desiccatiion is seen elsewhere. Conus is at T12/L1. 2. L1/2. Mild posterior disc bulge. No central canal or neural foraminal stenosis. 3. L2/3 Mild posterior disc bulge and moderate bilateral facet joint osteoarthritis. These result in mild bilateral neural foraminal stenosis and mild central canal stenosis. 4.

My Doc had me try some Celebrex which took the edge off the pain and allowed me to be more active but I was far from pain free. Going in for an MRI. Will that tell me which type of arthritis I have or if I have both and what exactly are they looking for?

I'm 21y f , I had an MRI saying I have mild lateral patellar tilt and a shallow femur , it's been a year and 4 months ( 16months) now , I went to a doctor ,said I have a weak VMO and I need to exercise it , , I've been doing exercises at home , not regularly , I'm not sure Im getting any better , what kind of exercise I need ? why I am not getting any better !! is it possible that this swollen knees develop an osteoarthritis ?

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