Osteoarthritis of glenohumeral joint

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Avatar m tn Mild glenohumeral joint osteoarthritis and a small joint effusion with synovitis.
Avatar f tn Mild glenohumeral joint fluid communicating with the subacromial subdeltoid bursa. Moderate fluid distention of the subacromial subdeltoid and subcoracoid bursae. No thickening or edema in the axillary recess. No axillary adenopathy.
Avatar f tn Grade 1-2 glenohumeral joint and superior humeral head articular surface chondromalacia. No acute fracture or distinct osseous sequela of prior dislocation injury Mild AC joint degenerative arthrosis with a slight laterally downsloping type I acromion. Additional note of AC joint periligamentous edema and periarticular bone marrow edema, likely stress-related and reactive in character The normal findings: Intact rotator cuff Intact and located biceps tendon.
771030 tn?1237001842 The biceps anchor is intact. There is a small joint effusion in the glenohumeral joint. The is no convincing evidence for a labral tear. There is no paralabral cyst. There is no muscle enlargement, atrophy, or edema. Impression: MILD ARTHRITIC CHANGES IN THE ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT WITH BONE MARROW EDEMA WITHIN THE DISTAL CLAVICLE. SMALL JOINT EFFUSION IN THE GLENOHUMERAL JOINT. THERE IS NO EVIDENCE FOR A ROTATOR CUFF TEAR.
Avatar m tn The joint is normally aligned. The anterior and posterior labrum are intact. The articular cartilage is intact. There is no joint effusion. ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT: The joint is normally aligned. There is joint space narrowing of the acromioclavicular joint with associated subchondral cystic changes. However, there is no significant osteophytosis. BONE: There is unremarkable bone marrow signal. Specifically, negative for fracture, osteomyelitis, osteonecrosis, or marrow replacing process.
Avatar n tn Mild glenohumeral and acromioclavicular joint osteoarthritis. Acromion process shows Type II morphology with anterior acromial spur formation. ***MRI*** I was not given the MRI report, however according to the Dr, the MRI "showed nothing exciting" and there appeared to be no spur or hernia. I can't get hold of the actual report as I am a subsidized patient.
Avatar m tn it says mild suprapinatus tendinopathy also degenerative change of the glenohumeral joint with osteophyte formation along the inferomedial aspect of the humeral head. I have had 3 steriod shots, lidicain shot, meds, physical therapy and also rest, nothing is working. I have had rotator cuff and slap tear surgeries in past and know i have arthritis but the doc is stuck on the arthritis and i have had no relief. I think something else is going on its been 3 months with no relief. help!!!
1176578 tn?1263753089 My question is, could the joint stiffness in the night and mornings be related to osteoarthritis? Or could it be signs of RA? I see my family doc (first check up in 4 years in a couple of weeks) and I'd like to know the right tests to ask for. I am in constant pain despite the pain medication. I have a great job and family, my husband is a tennis teaching pro and my kids and he are fit and slim. I feel I am missing out on so much because my pain and extreme fatigue keeps me sidelined.
Avatar m tn 4)No acute fractuce, distinct osseous sequelae of prior dislocation injury, or glenohumeral joint or superior humeral head articular surface focal chondral injury or high-grade chondromalacia. 5)Status post subacromial decompression and associated partial distal clavicle resection. Residual acromion with a type I configuration, and residual AC interval maintained. 6)No distinct loose bodies in the synovial space.
Avatar n tn - Mild tendinosis of the anterior margin of the supraspinatus tendon. Cannot exclude a tiny 2x2 mm intrasubstance tear. - Mild subacromial-subdeltoid bursitis - Trace glenohumeral joint effusion My shoulder is mostly just sore, with sharp pain when lifting and moving my arm certain directions. I've already done 3 months of PT, had a cortisone shot in the shoulder a month ago, and have taken Nabumetone for the past month (Ibuprofen for 3 months prior to that).
Avatar n tn What's the cause of pains in the wrist and fingers? Also stiffness on flexion and extension? How can this be treated?
Avatar f tn 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.
Avatar n tn I am afraid that I have developed osteoarthritis in my hands, esp. in the thumb joint. I experience pain up to 5 on 1/10 scale, but not swelling. After I ride my bike my hands hurt for several days, maybe the handlebar is too big around. The symptoms developed shortly after I broke my wrist (Collies fracture) two years ago. I realize that if I have this problem it isn't going away. How do I keep the damage to a miminim? I use Ibuprofen for pain with fair results.
Avatar m tn Hello, The various possibilities for popping,clicking joints are a cartilage tear or rotator cuff tear that is rubbing with the joint,arthrosis or degeneration of the joint and arthritis esp osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.More harmless is clicking of joints due to relatively lax joint capsules, that allows more than a usual amount of movement. Try stretching your joints if you don’t like cracking them as often and pls do stretches that stretch the ligaments around those joints.
Avatar f tn HELLO DOCTOR, IAM 65 YRS OLD IAM SUFFERING FROM PAIN MY LATEST X-RAY REPOR IS- left knee ap/lat mild lipping is shown in lt patella.joint space is insreased.osteoarthritis with synovititis &x ray L-S SPINE AP/LAT osteophytic lipping is shown in all the lumber vertebra.disc space are dimini shed in between L4/L5&S1 VERTEBRA.MILD SUBLUXATION OF THE interface al joint of L4 over L5 vertebra.lumber spondylosis with subluxation of interfacetal joint of L4 over L5 vertebra.PLEASE ADVICE.
Avatar m tn Knee popping may also occur if the patella is slightly out of alignment, and rubs on the adjacent tissues. Other causes of joint noise is the snapping of tendons or scar tissue over a prominence, or cavitation. Cavitation occurs in synovial joints when a small vacuum forms in the synovial fluid and a rapid release produces a sharp popping or cracking sound.If it persists or other symptoms are present, it is best that you have this checked by your doctor for proper evaluation.
Avatar m tn Hello, The various possibilities for popping,clicking joints are a cartilage tear or rotator cuff tear that is rubbing with the joint,arthrosis or degeneration of the joint and arthritis esp osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.More harmless is clicking of joints due to relatively lax joint capsules, that allows more than a usual amount of movement. Try stretching your joints if you don’t like cracking them as often and pls do stretches that stretch the ligaments around those joints.
Avatar m tn Correlate for any history of recent trauma along this region. The AC joint or Acromioclavicular joint, is a joint at the top of the shoulder - your MRI shows edema in the bone marrow, which would be normal and expected with an injury of the shoulder - in addition to mild degenerative changes. If you are over 45-50 get use to that "ugly term" degenerative changes - it means our parts are getting older, worn and degenerating. PT is the normal treatment for your condition.