Adjacent Ultrasound Symptoms of Glenohumeral Arthritis

It is necessary to draw one’s attention to a possible presence of synovitis in the area of the shoulder joint, also in the case of the ultrasound finding of tenovaginitis of the long head of the biceps. Causes of a present appearance of glenohumeral synovitis and tenovaginitis of the long head of biceps are :

It can secondarily induct pathological processes in the tendon by a direct contact or a simple communication of a sheath into the articular capsule, when a liquid from the area of the glenohumeral articulation penetrates into the sheath of the long head of biceps.¹

Processes can proceed in the articular capsule and in the tendon at the same time.