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Radiology, Vol 197, 819-825, Copyright © 1995 by Radiological Society of North America


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Anterior shoulder instability: diagnostic criteria determined from prospective analysis of 121 MR arthrograms

WE Palmer and PL Caslowitz
Department of Radiology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston 02114, USA.

PURPOSE: To determine magnetic resonance (MR) arthrographic criteria in the diagnosis of anterior glenohumeral instability. MATERIALS AND METHODS: In 121 patients with diagnoses proved surgically, the labrum, glenohumeral ligaments, and capsular insertion types were assessed prospectively with gadolinium-enhanced MR arthrography. Findings were compared in stable and unstable shoulders. RESULTS: Operative results showed 59 normal, 57 torn, and five deficient labra. In 37 unstable shoulders, 31 had discrete inferior labral-ligamentous lesions and six had capsular laxity. MR arthrograms showed labral abnormalities with 92% sensitivity, 92% specificity. Inferior labral-ligamentous lesions enabled prediction of anterior instability with 76% sensitivity (capsular laxity was missed in all shoulders), 98% specificity. Inferior labral-ligamentous abnormalities were strongly associated with unstable shoulders (P << .0001), whereas noninferior labral-ligamentous abnormalities were related to stable shoulders (P = .01). Capsular insertion types showed no significant differences between stable and unstable shoulders (P > .8). CONCLUSION: On MR arthrograms, inferior labral-ligamentous abnormalities were most closely correlated with anterior glenohumeral instability. Capsular insertion sites had no role in the prediction of shoulder instability.


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