Labral Fraying Case Summary

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DOI: 7/5/2016. Patient is a 41-year -old female head cashier who sustained injury while she was in the elevator, holding a cash counter and when rotated to tuck it underneath her arm, she heard a pop in her right shoulder. Per OMNI, she was initially diagnosed with right shoulder strain.
Per the PT note dated 08/12/16, the IW has attended 12 sessions
MRI of the right upper extremity obtained in 09/07/16 showed moderate rotator cuff tendinosis with marked acromioclavicular joint degenerative change without full thickness tear or retraction. Minimal superior labral fraying is seen.

Based on the progress report dated 09/20/16 by Dr. Lo, the patient had on and off right shoulder pain that is about 8/10. She has done physical

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