{"id":"6810e76910c9d6d67b7ee57e","name":"MRI SHOULDER","slug":"mri-shoulder","description":"","category":{"modality":"CT","system":"MSK"},"tags":[],"sections":{"title":{"defaultText":"","aiInstructions":"Use the exam title as the report heading. Include modality, body region, and whether contrast was administered."},"clinicalHistory":{"defaultText":"[Patient-specific — populated at report time]","aiInstructions":"Ask the user for: patient age, sex, presenting complaint, relevant clinical history, and reason for the exam. This section contextualizes the entire report. Always include it."},"comparison":{"defaultText":"No prior studies available for comparison.","aiInstructions":"Ask if prior imaging studies are available. If yes, specify modality, date, and institution. Describe interval changes from prior."},"technique":{"defaultText":"","aiInstructions":"Describe the imaging technique: sequences or projections acquired, field of view, slice thickness, contrast agent and dose if used, and any technical limitations."},"findings":{"defaultText":"Normal supraspinatus tendon, without tendinosis, surface fraying or focal tear. Normal\nsupraspinatus muscle without atrophy or edema. Normal rotator cuff interval.\nNormal infraspinatus tendon, without tendinosis, surface fraying or focal tear. Normal\ninfraspinatus muscle without edema or atrophy.\nNormal subscapularis tendon, without tendinosis, surface fraying or focal tear. Normal\nsubscapularis muscle without edema or atrophy.\nNormal teres minor tendon, without tendinosis, surface fraying, or focal tear. Normal teres minor\nmuscle without edema or atrophy.\nNormal deltoid muscle without edema or atrophy.\nNormal long bicipital tendon within the bicipital groove without subluxation under the transverse\nhumeral ligament, attenuation or tearing. Normal intracapsular segment of the long bicipital\ntendon. Normal reflective pulley.\nNormal humeral head and visualized proximal humerus without bone contusion, fracture or AVM.\nNormal glenohumeral articulation without a labral tear or osseous Bankart lesion. Normal\ncapsulolabral-ligamentous complex. Normal axillary recess without secondary signs of adhesive\ncapsulitis.\nNormal coracoacromial arch with normal acromioclavicular joint. There is no stenosis of the\nsubacromial space. Normal visualized coracohumeral, coracoacromial and coracoclavicular\nligaments. The undersurface of the acromion is type II.\n\nThere is no glenohumeral joint effusion. There is no subacromial-subdeltoid or subcoracoid\nbursitis. There are no intra-articular osteochondral loose bodies.\n\nThere are no soft tissue masses. Normal subcutis adipose space. Normal quadrilateral space.","aiInstructions":"Systematically describe the rotator cuff tendons, biceps tendon, glenohumeral joint, glenoid labrum, acromioclavicular joint, and soft tissues of the shoulder. If any structure is described as abnormal, ensure it is not also described as normal elsewhere in the report. Specify the laterality (right or left).","fields":[]},"impression":{"defaultText":"Normal MRI of the shoulder.","aiInstructions":"Provide a very concise summary of the key findings. Specify the laterality (right or left)."}},"aiUsageInstructions":{"summary":"Use this template to generate a complete MRI SHOULDER radiology report.","steps":["1. Collect patient clinical history from the user (age, sex, clinical indication).","2. Confirm whether prior studies are available for comparison.","3. For the Technique section, use defaultText or adapt based on actual acquisition parameters.","4. For each field in sections.findings.fields: ask the user for the finding or infer from clinical context. Use defaultText if the structure is normal.","5. Generate the Impression by summarizing the most significant findings from step 4.","6. Use the aiInstructions for each section to guide the depth and format of the content.","7. Maintain formal radiology report language throughout. Passive voice preferred.","8. If any finding is abnormal, quantify it with measurements and describe its imaging characteristics."],"language":"Formal radiology report language. Passive voice preferred. Avoid first-person pronouns.","format":"Numbered impression list. Prose findings paragraphs or structured field-by-field format both acceptable.","units":"Report measurements in centimeters (cm) for masses, millimeters (mm) for small structures."},"meta":{"canonicalUrl":"https://radiluxreports.com/templates/mri-shoulder","claudeApiUrl":"https://radiluxreports.com/templates/api/claude/mri-shoulder","useInDashboardUrl":"https://radiluxreports.com/?templateId=6810e76910c9d6d67b7ee57e","apiUrl":"https://radiluxreports.com/templates/api/mri-shoulder","updatedAt":"2026-03-01T00:19:33.064Z","license":"Free for clinical and educational use. Attribution appreciated."}}