Thursday, January 8, 2009

Praning5254 Shoulder Arthrography

- is performed for the evaluation of either partial or complete tears in rotator cuff or glenoidal labrum or frozen shoulder.

a. single-contrast shoulder arthrography
- 10 or 20 ml positive contrast medium is injected.
b. double-contrast shoulder arhrography
- 3 to 4 ml positive contrast medium and 10 to 12 ml of air is injected.
* The images most often taken are AP( both internal & external rotation), 30
degree AP oblique of affected side, axillary and intertubercular groove position.


> Performance of double-contrast shoulder arthrogram patients may be examined using computed tomography with images taken at 5mm through Shoulder joint.

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