Paralabral Cyst
 

Author: Cameron Taylor, DO
Affiliation: Inspira Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency/Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine ​
Co Author(s): Tamzid Hassan, DO; Altamash Raja, DO, RMSK, CSCS
Senior Editor: Nick Moore, MD

Clinical Vignette: A 27-year-old swimmer presented with right anterolateral shoulder pain, weakness, numbness, burning, and paresthesias radiating down the anterior upper arm and medial forearm into the fourth and fifth digits. Pain was exacerbated by shoulder extension and abduction with difficulty engaging periscapular muscles while swimming. On exam, atrophy of the infraspinatus was noted. ​

Type of Probe Used: 15-4 MHz Linear Transducer



Long axis view of paralabral cyst at the spinoglenoid notch with doppler.​


Long axis view of paralabral cyst at spinoglenoid notch with labels. Note the honeycombing structure that is the suprascapular nerve (SSN)​


Short axis view with labels of paralabral cyst at the spinoglenoid notch with measurements of the cyst showing depth of 3.23cm.​


Short axis view of paralabral cyst at the spinoglenoid notch with measurements showing depth of 3.23cm​


Long axis view of paralabral cyst at the spinoglenoid notch with measurements showing width of 1.18cm and height of 1.64cm.​


Long axis view with labels of paralabral cyst (*) at the spinoglenoid notch.​


Long axis view of paralabral cyst at the spinoglenoid notch

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