MRI of the shoulder joint

The aim of this work was to study the superior level of MRI and MR arthrography for the evaluation of the shoulder joint diseases. Sixty-five patients of different ages, occupations and different complaints and clinical suspicions were included in this study, 42 were subjected to plain MRI and 38 to MR arthrography and 15 were subjected to the two examinations. It was concluded that MRI with or without arthrography was the most available imaging modality for shoulder joint disease