Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the shoulder

What is Magnetic resonance of the shoulder?
Shoulder Magnetic Resonance (MR) is an examination that provides the most detailed imaging of the wrist, tendon, labrum and other shoulder structures that is clearer and more detailed than other imaging methods by this method.

When is MR shoulder used?
Shoulder MR is used to diagnose and evaluate: degenerative joint disorders (arthritis), changes in the labrum, rotator cuff (impingement and changes in the labrum), ligament and tendon rupture, sports-related injuries (blow, tensile, wrist wounds), work-related injuries ( injuries caused by repeated stress, strong impact or vibration), infections (such as osteomyelitis), tumors (primary tumors and metastases), joint and bone pain, swelling or bleeding in tissues and joints, shoulder pain, muscle ruptures.

How to prepare for an MRI and what to expect during an MRI?

Intravenous contrast (IV) and preparation