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يعطيك العافيه دكتور انا عملت العمليه من ٤ ايام
وحاطين علاقه الكتف عندي سؤالين
متى اقدر افك علاقه الكتف
وثانيا الجو مع الحر يصير يعرق الشخص هل يمكنني تنظيف منطقه الابط وافك او رخيها علاقه الكتف للحظات من اجل تنظيف فقط ودون رفع اليد او مذا تنصحني لان اصبحت اشعر بذيق
مع الحرص من عدم وصول الماء الى مناطق الجرح
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@syyfree8885
6 months ago
يعطيك العافية دكتور ، هاذ تقرير الرنين بعد خلع متكرر بالكتف ، اذا ممكن اعرف شو لازم يكون الاجراء = MRI LEFT SHOULDER ARTHROGRAM Technique: MRI left shoulder arthrogram axial T1 internal rotation, axial T1 fat-sat, coronal T1 fat-sat, sagittal T1 fat-sat, coronal T2 fat-sat, and sagittal T2 fat-sat series sequences. Comparison: No previous. Radiograph series left shoulder November 8, 2023. Radiograph series left shoulder December 12, 2022. Ultrasound left shoulder December 12, 2022. Findings: The provided clinical history on comparison radiograph series left shoulder November 8, 2023 indicates "recurrent left shoulder dislocation". On the current study there is concave angular deformity at the superior lateral humeral head in keeping with Hill-Sachs fracture deformity in keeping with history of anterior shoulder dislocation. No significant associated bone marrow edema to indicate acute fracture. No associated bony Bankart type injury. There is irregular contour, morphology and signal at the anterior inferior labrum in keeping with soft tissue Bankart type injury. The superior labrum appears intact. No definite SLAP tear. The anterior and posterior axillary recess appears patulous and distended and injury to the anterior and posterior inferior glenohumeral ligaments is suspected. Within the limits of the study protocol no definite rotator cuff tear type injury. Long head biceps tendon is normally located within biceps groove. No significant degenerative change at the glenohumeral joint. There is minor acromioclavicular joint degenerative change. IMPRESSION: Previously provided clinical history of recurrent left shoulder dislocation noted. There is appearance of nonacute Hill-Sachs fracture deformity at the superior lateral humeral head with no associated bone marrow edema to indicate acute injury. No definite associated bony Bankart injury at the glenoid; however, there does appear to be soft tissue Bankart type injury at the anterior inferior glenoid with disruption of the anterior inferior labrum. Patulous anterior and posterior axillary recess suspicious for anterior and posterior inferior glenohumeral ligament injury.
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