Conclusions: Supraspinatus tendinosis can be accurately identified on MRI with little variation by a single well-trained observer. Interobserver reliability was only fair to good. Our data indicated ...

Introduction Resolution of inflammation is critical for effective healing of injured tissues and their return to homeostasis. Pro-resolving proteins are well characterised in murine models of ...

Supraspinatus weakness can often be a precursor of both minor and major shoulder and elbow injuries in adolescent baseball pitchers, according to study findings.Researchers took preseason strength ...

Results: Abnormalities were found at ultrasound in 14/90 (15%) players. Two players had supraspinatus tendinosis, two had subacromial impingement and ten had subacromial bursitis.

Original Article from The New England Journal of Medicine — Complete Rupture of the Supraspinatus Tendon; Operative Treatment with Report of Two Successful Cases ...

Tendinosis describes pain and inflammation in the tendon and may affect tendons in the shoulder, knee, wrist, elbow, finger, thigh or heel.

Two players had supraspinatus tendinosis. Sub-acromial bursitis was present in 10 players (Figure 3). Two players had subacromial impingement. No rotator-cuff muscular atrophy was found.