Rotator cable at MR imaging: considerations on morphological aspects and biomechanical role
作者： L. Macarini , S. Muscarella , M. Lelario , L. Stoppino , G. Scalzo
DOI: 10.1007/S11547-010-0571-7
关键词: Coracohumeral ligament 、 Rotator cuff 、 Mr imaging 、 Ultrasound 、 Magnetic resonance imaging 、 Shoulder function 、 Biomechanics 、 Medicine 、 Anatomy 、 Cuff
摘要: Purpose The rotator cable (RC) is a thickening of the coracohumeral ligament. It extends from ligament to inferior border infraspinatus tendon, with fibres running perpendicularly cuff fibres. According some authors, RC tends thicken age, thus allowing individuals lesion preserve normal shoulder function. We evaluated magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and investigated its possible role in biomechanics affected by lesions.
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