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Hello, i met yesterday with an orthopedic surgeon to review my mri results. the mri result indicated that i have a high-grade insertional interstitia?
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Interstitial tear.: Insertional interstitial tears of the subscapularis tendon have recently been described in the medical literature. They are a cause of chronic shoulder pain & aren't usually seen on arthroscopy unless the arm is moved during the arthroscopy (when the arm is rotated internally, the articular side of the tendon bulges like an air bag). Surgical repair depends on SYMPTOMS. Discuss on HealthTap Prime.
Answered 5/15/2017
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