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MRI results for my shoulder
by Karlakay, Mar 17, 2007 12:00AM
I had an MRI and the nurse told me the results on the phone but she does not understand it and said my doctor will call me back next week. I fell four years ago onto concrete on my shoulder and it has never stopped hurting. My MRI results go something like this:
tendonopathy supraspinatus tendon
no tears
chronic anterior laberal abnormality
Does anyone know what this means? And what they will do next if anything?
tendonopathy supraspinatus tendon
no tears
chronic anterior laberal abnormality
Does anyone know what this means? And what they will do next if anything?
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no tears - thats deffenetly good
chronic anterior laberal abnormality - im not sure exactly what that means - would have to see an xray or an MRI. ask your doctor to show you on the MRI what that means.
Good luck