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Septic
Fracture Visible arthritis
History of trauma abnormality Consider to establish
Shoulder Fracture line diagnosis Non-calcifying
luxation tendinopathy
Arthrocentesis
X-rays X-rays
abnormal normal
Shoulder joint
Incomplete dislocation Adhesive
ossification capsulitis
Ultrasound/MRI
Caudal glenoid Medial
fragment
Osteoarthritis shoulder
instability
Arthroscopy
Pain in
Flattening of caudal shoulder
humeral head region
OCD OCD dog Juvenile
CT
Lytic lesion
Osseous Minimally
neoplasia displaced trauma History of
Muscle biopsy/ fracture
surgery
Soft tissue Common tendinopathies:
calcification • Biceps brachii
Calcifying • Supraspinatus Infraspinatus
tendinopathy contracture
FNA
Abnormally shaped
glenoid
Glenoid Soft tissue
dysplasia neoplasia
Figure 15.1 Schematic of common diseases affecting the shoulder region and the steps necessary to establish a diagnosis.