Abstract
Shoulder ganglion cysts in MRI: accompanying tendon pathologies and labral lesions
Highlights
Among the causes of shoulder pain and dysfunction the ganglion cysts are rare [1]
In symptomatic shoulder ganglion cysts, understanding ganglion cysts, knowing the pathologies accompanied with ganglion cysts may be useful for surgical plan of cases
Patients with ganglion cysts who complained of shoulder pain and dysfunction, clinically evaluated tendon pathology and/or shoulder swelling were included in the study
Summary
Among the causes of shoulder pain and dysfunction the ganglion cysts are rare [1]. Ganglion cysts are cystic formations on the joint and tendon sheaths, which are formed by the herniation of their synovia [2,3,4]. They can arise from tendon fibrils [3, 4]. Occurs between 30-50 years of age and mostly among the women. It is not always associated with trauma [3].
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