X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS, THREE VIEWS EACH

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS, THREE VIEWS EACH

FINDINGS:        Three views of each shoulder were obtained.

There are mild degenerative changes.

Mild degenerative changes are seen involving acromioclavicular joints as well.

There is no acute fracture or dislocation.  There is no evidence of calcific tendonitis.

IMPRESSION:        Mild degenerative changes.

Thank you for the referral.

XXXXXXX, M.D.

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS

FINDINGS:             Minimal degenerative changes are seen.  There is no acute fracture or dislocation.  There is no evidence of calcific tendonitis.

Thank you for the referral.

XXXXXXX, M.D.

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE RIGHT SHOULDER

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE RIGHT SHOULDER

FINDINGS:             Bones are intact.  There is no acute fracture or dislocation.  There is no evidence of calcific tendonitis.

No definite acute bony abnormality is noted.

IMPRESSION:        Unremarkable study.

Thank you for the referral.

XXXXXXX, M.D.

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE LEFT SHOULDER

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE LEFT SHOULDER

FINDINGS:              The examination is unremarkable.  There is no fracture or dislocation.  There is no evidence of calcific tendonitis.

IMPRESSION:        Unremarkable study.

Thank you for the referral.

XXXXXXX, M.D.

X-RAY EVALUATION OF BILATERAL SHOULDERS

X-RAY EVALUATION OF BILATERAL SHOULDERS

FINDINGS:             Three views of each shoulder were obtained.

There are moderate degenerative changes.

There is no acute fracture or dislocation.

There is no evidence of calcific tendonitis.

Degenerative changes are seen involving the acromioclavicular joints bilaterally.

IMPRESSION:        Moderate degenerative changes.

Thank you for the referral.

XXXXXXX, M.D.

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE RIGHT SHOULDER

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE RIGHT SHOULDER

FINDINGS:        There are minimum degenerative changes.

There is no acute fracture or dislocation.  There is no evidence of calcific tendonitis.

Thank you for the referral.

XXXXXXXX, M.D.

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE RIGHT SHOULDER, THREE VIEWS

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE RIGHT SHOULDER, THREE VIEWS

FINDINGS:               Three views of the right shoulder were obtained with the humerus in both internal and external rotation.  The right humeral head is normally seated in the glenoid fossa.  I see no evidence of acute bony injury.  The acromioclavicular joint is normal.  The clavicle, scapula, and proximal right humeral shaft are intact.  No abnormal calcifications can be seen in or about the right shoulder joint.

IMPRESSION:         Normal right shoulder.

Thank you for the referral.

XXXXXXX, M.D.

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE LEFT SHOULDER, THREE VIEWS

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE LEFT SHOULDER, THREE VIEWS

FINDINGS:               Three views of the left shoulder show the left humeral head to be normally seated in the glenoid fossa.  Images were obtained with the left humerus in both internal and external rotation.

The acromioclavicular joint is normal.  The clavicle, scapula, and proximal left humeral shaft are intact.

IMPRESSION:         No acute osseous abnormality is seen involving the left shoulder.

Thank you for the referral.

XXXXXXXX, M.D.

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS, THREE VIEWS OF THE RIGHT AND THREE VIEWS OF THE LEFT

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS, THREE VIEWS OF THE RIGHT AND THREE VIEWS OF THE LEFT

FINDINGS:             There is no significant fracture or dislocation.  The bony structures show no gross abnormality.  The right and left shoulder appears symmetric.  If there is any further concern, MRI examination or further evaluation may be considered.

Thank you for the referral.

XXXXXXXXX, M.D.

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE RIGHT SHOULDER, THREE VIEWS

X-RAY EVALUATION OF THE RIGHT SHOULDER, THREE VIEWS

FINDINGS:             There is no significant fracture or dislocation.  There is no other significant bony abnormality.  There are slight degenerative changes of the acromioclavicular joint.  If there is any further concern, MRI examination or further evaluation may be considered.

Thank you for the referral.

XXXXXXXXX, M.D.