Advice really neded
Please look at this im disgusted, ive been told i have fibromyalgia in arms and hand, had shoulder surgery to fix rotator cuff in November now look ay my shoulder??? my surgeon is saying nothing major. With IT wth
pain looking down at phone bending neck they say its nothing smh
NECK MRI
EXAM:
MRI CERVICAL SPINE WITH AND WITHOUT CONTRAST
06/16/2026 05:16:00 PM
TECHNIQUE:
Multiplanar multisequence MRI of the cervical spine was
performed without and with the administration of intravenous
contrast.
COMPARISON:
CT of the cervical spine on 06/14/2026.
CLINICAL HISTORY:
Worsening neck and shoulder pain; chronic intractable pain.
FINDINGS:
BONES AND JOINTS:
Normal cervical lordosis and alignment. No subluxation.
Vertebral body heights are maintained. Intervertebral disc
spaces are preserved. Marrow signal is unremarkable. No abnormal
enhancement.
SPINAL CORD:
Cervical spinal cord is normal in caliber and signal. No cord
compression.
SOFT TISSUES:
No significant abnormality.
C2-C3:
No disc herniation. No spinal canal stenosis. No foraminal
narrowing.
C3-C4:
No disc herniation. No spinal canal stenosis. No foraminal
narrowing.
C4-C5:
Bilateral facet hypertrophy with mild bilateral foraminal
stenosis.
C5-C6:
Right uncovertebral and facet hypertrophy with mild right
foraminal stenosis.
C6-C7:
Central/right paracentral mild disc herniation which deforms the
ventral thecal sac but does not cause significant central canal
stenosis or cord compression.
C7-T1:
No disc herniation. No spinal canal stenosis. No foraminal
narrowing.
IMPRESSION:
- Mild disc herniation at C6-C7 without significant central
canal stenosis or cord compression.
- Mild foraminal stenosis at C4-C5 and C5-C6.
MRI OF THE LEFT SHOULDER WITHOUT CONTRAST
06/16/2026 04:23:00 PM
TECHNIQUE:
Multiplanar multisequence MRI of the left shoulder was performed
without the administration of intravenous contrast.
COMPARISON:
MRI dated 01/21/2026.
CLINICAL HISTORY:
Worsening neck and shoulder pain; CHRONIC INTRACTABLE PAIN.
Worsening neck and shoulder pain; chronic intractable pain.
FINDINGS:
ROTATOR CUFF:
Mild atrophy noted supraspinatus, infraspinatus, and minimal
teres minor. Subscapularis tendon intact with mild tendinosis.
Moderate infraspinatus and more severe supraspinatus tendinosis
is present. There is now mixed signal partially T2 hyperintense
abnormality toward the central and bursal surface of the central
supraspinatus tendon insertion suggesting high grade partial
tear on coronal series 6 image 10, no tendon retraction.
BICEPS TENDON:
Much greater abnormality of the extra articular biceps tendon
which appears very attenuated in caliber near the groove
suggesting severe partial tear and more distally the tendon is
enlarged with abundant intermediate signal. There is an anchor
in the anterior humerus suggesting tenodesis of biceps tendon.
No visible intra-articular portion of biceps.
LABRUM:
No evidence of pathologic labral detachment or paralabral cyst
on this nonarthrographic study. Superior labral degeneration
noted.
GLENOHUMERAL JOINT:
Scant glenohumeral joint effusion. No high-grade cartilage loss.
Normal alignment.
AC JOINT AND ACROMIOCLAVICULAR ARCH:
Coracoacromial ligament thickening is pronounced and more
discrete than previous. There is a moderate appearing AC joint
arthrosis.
BURSA:
Subacromial bursal fluid is again noted although volume is
decreased overall.
BONE MARROW:
No significant abnormality.
SOFT TISSUES:
No significant abnormality.
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