Sports Medicine: Shoulder Arthrography. Christine B. Chung, M.D. Professor of Radiology Musculoskeletal Division UCSD and VA Healthcare System
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1 Sports Medicine: Shoulder Arthrography Christine B. Chung, M.D. Professor of Radiology Musculoskeletal Division UCSD and VA Healthcare System
2 Disclosure Off-label use for gadolinium
3 Pediatric Sports Injuries million children between the ages of 6 and 18 participate in organized sports, with more than half playing in more than one sports team Over 4 million sports or recreational injuries are incurred by school-age children each year Injury prevalence has lead to increased interest in prevention, improved diagnosis and characterization of injury as well as means of treatment Franklin CC and Weiss JM, 2012, Curr Opin Pediatr 24(1): 64-67
4 Shoulder Arthrography for Sports Evaluation Indications Brief Technical Consideration Anatomy and Variants SLAP/ Instability/ Rotator Cuff
5 MR Arthrography MRA vs Conventional MR imaging* Labrum Rotator cuff MRA vs Conventional MR imaging and CT arthrography** Labrum?? *Flannigan, et al., AJR 155: , 1990 **Chandnani et al., AJR 161: , 1993
6 MRA Professional Baseball Player Anterior inferior labral signal change and subtle marrow edema in glenoid
7 MRA Professional Baseball Player
8 MR Arthrography Placement of contrast (dilute gadolinium solution) into the joint
9 MR Arthrography Improve visualization of intraarticular structures Articular distension with fluid Allow fluid intravasation into recesses and tears Improve contrast between joint fluid, intraarticular, and osseous structures
10 ABduction External Rotation
11 ABER ABduction External Rotation Through change in arm position and alteration of capsule dynamics Place capsulolabral complex under tension Force fluid into redundant superior capsule and RC
12 ABduction External Rotation
13 ABduction External Rotation
14 ABduction External Rotation
15 Glenoid Labrum Cuff of fibrous and fibrocartilaginous tissue surrounding glenoid fossa Normal anatomic variations Signal intensity Morphology Presence or absence Attachment Attachment site Long head of biceps Glenohumeral ligaments
16 Characterization of Labral Findings
17 Glenoid Labrum Variation in morphology and signal intensity
18 Glenoid Labrum
19 Buford Complex Variation in Presence Cordlike middle glenohumeral ligament associated with absent anterosuperior labrum
20 Buford Complex Variation in Presence
21 Sublabral Recess Variation in Attachment Occurs between anterosuperior labrum and glenoid Frequency 10% Simulates labral pathology
22 Sublabral Recess (Sulcus) Variation in Attachment
23 Sublabral Foramen (Hole) Variation in Attachment
24 SLAP Lesions Acute trauma Description of superior labral lesions in throwing athletes by Andrews et al. in 1985 Prior to arthroscopy, lesions of the superior labrum virtually undescribed Introduction of the acronym SLAP (superior labrum anterior and posterior) by Snyder et al. in 1990 Prevalence in the range of 3.9-6% in all patients undergoing shoulder arthroscopies Chronic Repetitive Microtrauma
25 Assessment of Morphology of Biceps Labral Complex
26 Assessment of Morphology of Biceps Labral Complex
27 Assessment of Superior Labral Signal Intensity
28 SLAP Lesion Labral Failure Intrasubstance Tear
29 SLAP Lesions 16 year old pitcher/ Method of Failure - Detachment
30 SLAP Lesions 16 year old pitcher 11 months post-op
31 SLAP Lesions 16 year old pitcher 11 months post-op
32 Language Posterior Labrum Anterior Labrum IGHL Complex Glenoid
33 Isolated Anterior Labral Lesions 16 year old football player 16 year old water polo player
34 Unstable Capsulo-Labral Lesions GlenoidFailure (70-75%) Capsular Failure (15-20%) Humeral Failure (5-10%) Humeral + Glenoid Failure Bankart ALPSA Perthes Tear/Laxity HAGL BHAGL Floating AIGHL
35 Bankart Lesion
36 Osseous Bankart 16 year old wrestler re-injury after Bankart repair
37 Soft Tissue Bankart 16 year old football player
38 Perthes Perthes G., Dtsch Z Chtr 1906; 85: Wischer, et al., AJR 2002; 178(1):
39 Perthes Lesion 15 year old little leaguer
40 Chronic ALPSA
41 Anterior Labral Ligamentous Periosteal Sleeve Avulsion (ALPSA)
42 Rotator Cuff Injury Typically seen in adolescent pitchers as shoulder subjected to higher stresses Majority of injuries consist of supraspinatus tendinopathy or strain Rotator cuff tendon tears rare and typically occur during vigorous throwing activity MRI highly effective at detecting rotator cuff injuries and excluding other causes of shoulder pain Tarkin, et al. Am J Sports Med, 2005 Itoi, et al. Orthopedics, 1993
43 Intrinsic Impingement Posterosuperior Internal Impingement Jobe CM, Shoulder Elbow Surgery 1993; 2: S19 Clinical Presentation Athletes Overhead throwing motion Imaging findings Cystic change greater tuberosity Articular surface tear RC Posterosuperior labral abnl
44 Traumatic Rotator Cuff Tear 15 year old football player
45 Shoulder Arthrography for Sports Evaluation Indications Brief Technical Consideration Anatomy and Variants SLAP/ Instability/ Rotator Cuff
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