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Had a head/neck/back injury almost 2 years ago, but have had pretty severe left shoulder pain/arm and hand pain doctors assumed it was the bulging disks in my neck but they finally did an mri/arthrogram of my shoulder, can anyone help me understand the radiologists report??? Don't see the doctor for another 2 weeks

Rotator cuff. Intact without appreciable tear
Muscles. Normal morphology and signal
Ligaments. Intact
Labrum. Probable small sublabral recess or foramen, less likely tiny labral tear in the anterior/superior labrum

A/C joint. Minimal arthrosis. The acromion is type II without significant downsloping
Biceps. Intact
Bones. Normal marrow signal
Other. Normal
Arthrogram. Some of the contrast during the injection extended into the region of the subscapularis tendon and muscle





Conclusion. Tiny probablw sublabral recess or foramen, less likely labeled tear rotator cuff appears to be intact



And is this normal for a 28yr old?