Shoulder MRI Scan in Dadar West, Mumbai

Advanced shoulder MRI for rotator cuff tears, labral pathology, shoulder instability and impingement syndrome — on the Fujifilm Echelon Smart MRI. Reported by Dr. Avinash Bansal, MSK Imaging Fellow, FMF (UK) certified.

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Fujifilm Echelon Smart MRI at AV Scan Diagnostics Dadar Mumbai

Shoulder MRI at AV Scan, Dadar West

AV Scan offers specialist shoulder MRI with MSK fellowship-trained radiologist reporting. The shoulder is a complex joint — accurate MRI interpretation requires specialist expertise to avoid missed diagnoses. Dr. Avinash Bansal's specialist MSK fellowship training ensures the highest standard of shoulder MRI reporting.

Shoulder MRI is the most accurate non-invasive test for rotator cuff tears, labral pathology and shoulder instability — providing the precise anatomical information surgeons need for operative planning.

What Does Shoulder MRI Diagnose?

  • Rotator cuff tears — supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis, teres minor (partial and full thickness)
  • Subacromial impingement syndrome
  • Labral tears — SLAP, Bankart, posterior labral pathology
  • Shoulder instability — anterior, posterior, multidirectional
  • Hill-Sachs and bony Bankart lesions
  • Adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder)
  • AC joint pathology — acromioclavicular joint arthritis
  • Biceps tendon tears and tendinopathy
  • Calcific tendinitis
  • Shoulder joint fluid and effusions

When to Get a Shoulder MRI?

  • Shoulder pain not responding to physiotherapy
  • Suspected rotator cuff tear after acute injury or chronic pain
  • Shoulder dislocation — to assess labrum and bony Bankart injury
  • Recurrent shoulder instability or dislocation
  • Pre-operative assessment before arthroscopic surgery
  • Unexplained shoulder weakness or inability to lift the arm

Preparation

  • Wear loose clothing or a sleeveless top — you may be asked to change
  • Remove jewellery, earrings and metal near the shoulder
  • No fasting required for non-contrast shoulder MRI
  • Scan duration: 30–40 minutes

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. MRI can detect both full-thickness and partial-thickness rotator cuff tears. Partial tears are important to identify as they guide treatment — physiotherapy vs surgical repair. Dr. Avinash Bansal's MSK fellowship training ensures accurate grading of tear severity.
A SLAP (Superior Labrum Anterior to Posterior) tear involves the labrum at the top of the shoulder socket. It is common in overhead athletes and causes deep shoulder pain and clicking. MRI — especially MR arthrography — is the best non-invasive test for labral pathology.
MR arthrography (where contrast is injected into the joint before MRI) provides the most detailed assessment of the labrum. Please enquire via WhatsApp to discuss this option.
Shoulder MRI reports are delivered same day, personally signed by Dr. Avinash Bansal — MSK Imaging Fellow.

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MSK Imaging Fellow · Fujifilm Echelon Smart MRI · Dadar West Mumbai