Shoulder Ultrasound Reporting | Supraspinatus Tendinosis, Tears, Biceps Tendon, Joint Effusions USG

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Thank you, sir, for sharing informative video

[@mdashrafesha3767]

Thank you sir

[@doctorsajida8170]

Grrreatttt sir . Already requested to upload video , how to perform shoulder u/s . How to recognize structures . Plzz .

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Thank you! Yes, it will be uploaded in the future.

[@nihalb1905]

How to differentiate between tendinosis and tear when there is no history of trauma?

[@Dustmaker18]

My long head biceps was cut due to a Biceps SLAP and then it was fastened with 2 wires next to supraspinatus but after 2 weeks the wires could not hold the tendon so I was told it's within the bicipital groove and is stuck there and can heal there and be strong. Can you see with ultrasound if the tendon is inside the bicipital groove and if its healing there ?

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Yes, an ultrasound can be used to assess the position of the long head of the biceps tendon and whether it is located within the bicipital groove.