Presentation
Shoulder pain, stiffness, and reduced ROM.
Patient Data
Age: 70 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Milwaukee shoulder - bilateral
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Glenohumeral joint arthropathy characterized by joint space narrowing, remodeling of the humeral head and glenoid (with elongation of the articulating surfaces) and synovial calcification.
From the case:
Milwaukee shoulder - bilateral
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Glenohumeral joint arthropathy characterized by joint space narrowing inferiorly, remodeling of the humeral head and glenoid (with elongation of the articulating surfaces) and synovial calcification.
Case Discussion
Typical radiographic appearance of bilateral Milwaukee shoulder due to hydroxyapatite deposition disease.
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