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Help! ganglion cyst? - Ccriag08

Posted: Sep 16, 2010

I am transcribing an evaluation of a rotator cuff injury. The physician is going over what a CT and ultrasound of the shoulder showed, and says "moderate sized (indushunction?) ganglion cyst (bursa?, versus?) tendinosis within the infraspinatus." I can't figure out what she is saying! I have reasearched and reasearched and I am still not coming up with anything. Any help would be appreciated!!

** whatever the word is before ganglion cyst, I am pretty sure it is referring to the location of the cyst, since it would obviously be within the body since it was detected by an ultrasound.

I would say....sm - GT

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moderate-sized intramuscular ganglion cyst versus tendinosis within the supraspinatus...that would be my thought. :)

don't think so... another clue - Ccraig08

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Thanks for the idea but I don't think that is it after listening again. If it helps, she pronounces "s" like "sh" so it sounds like indushunctive, endoshuncted, something like that but the sh might be an s.

Could it possibly be...sm - GT

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myotendinous junction ??

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