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Magnetic resonance imaging demonstrated adhesive capsulitis in a 32-year-old diabetic man presenting with decreased range of motion in his right shoulder.
Magnetic resonance imaging can demonstrate adhesive capsulitis in patients presenting with decreased shoulder range of motion.
MRI may aid diagnosis of adhesive capsulitis in young diabetics with shoulder stiffness; leaves open routine use pending larger studies.
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Shaikh et al. (2009) studied this question. Magnetic resonance imaging demonstrated adhesive capsulitis in a 32-year-old diabetic man presenting with decreased range of motion in his right shoulder.
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