Basic imaging of the rotator cuff |
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This patient has trouble lifting heavy objects since a tennis injury, with chronic left shoulder pain. You are shown a series of images from their shoulder MRI. Try to identify the following muscles, which are indicated in brown, purple and green on the MRI images: supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis |
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ANSWERS: supraspinatus subscapularis infraspinatus |
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