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Ct image summary: approx 8 mm round ossification medial to the glenohumeral joint-suggesting osteochondral body in the superior subscapular recess. what dx might this indicate & what fup and add'l care might be needed?
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That body is likely from a traumatic injury to the shoulder joint and it could be the cause of chronic shoulder pain. Your symptoms dictate the follow up and treatment. Please follow with an orthopedist. Good luck.
Answered 4/5/2023
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