Supraspinatus Case Summary
DOI: 6/17/2015. The patient is a 26-year-old female inventory associate/athlete who sustained a work-related injury to her hand/knees when she tripped on a cloth rack and fell down to the ground. As per OMNI entry, the patient sustained injury to her right ankle and right shoulder.
MRI of the right shoulder performed on 09/08/15 revealed supraspinatus tendinosis and slightly low lying acromion process without evidence of rotator cuff impingement.
Per the medical report dated 11/16/15, the patient still has a significant amount of right shoulder pain. She has a positive anterior apprehension sign. She can barely lift her arm up without pain. She has significant snapping in the shoulder. She has not improved with PT. MD has a suspicion for
MRI of the right shoulder performed on 09/08/15 revealed supraspinatus tendinosis and slightly low lying acromion process without evidence of rotator cuff impingement.
Per the medical report dated 11/16/15, the patient still has a significant amount of right shoulder pain. She has a positive anterior apprehension sign. She can barely lift her arm up without pain. She has significant snapping in the shoulder. She has not improved with PT. MD has a suspicion for