Is there medial migration of the tenodesis screw? I seem to see a T2 hyperintense signal at the location of the screw, with the metal artifact displaced medially and posteriorly, and extending beyond the posterior cortex of the humerus.

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The femoral plasty screw protrudes 15 mm from the posterior femoral cortex. Is this normal or can it cause symptoms? Thanks! https://www.cmrad.com/cases/1711855257

https://www.cmrad.com/cases/1813005551

Clinical data: Male 40 years old, sudden pain after bench press. Elbow MRI: Thickening and increased signal of the triceps brachii tendon. We can distinguish the posterior component of the tendon (long and external heads) and the anterior component (medial head). The posterior component is irregular and some fibers do not reach the olecranon insertion. It appears that the anterior component reaches the olecranon insertion. It is associated with olecranial bursitis and soft tissue edema. What is your opinion? I will read you in comments. Have a nice weekend!