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Magnetic resonance arthrography is utilized to detect partial-thickness rotator cuff tears involving the articular or bursal surfaces.
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May guide MRA selection for partial-thickness tears; leaves open validation against alternatives in prospective studies.
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Stetson et al. (2005) studied this question. Magnetic resonance arthrography is utilized to detect partial-thickness rotator cuff tears involving the articular or bursal surfaces.
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