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Mri right shoulder with contrast: impression: prominent contrast communication with bursa appears to be through an anterior rotator cuff interval tear near musculotendinous junction of the supraspinatus. what does this mean and what would be typical treat
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Full Thickness Tear: Full Thickness Tear, also called a complete tear, splits the soft tissue into two pieces. In many cases, tendons tear off where they attach to the head of the humerus. In majority of tears an element of trauma is superimposed on an already chronic degenerative musculotendinous junction. In a full-thickness tear, there is basically a hole in the tendon. Discuss potential treatments with your Doctor
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