1 was associated with incomplete fusion of the
acromial apophyses (chi(2), P < .001) and superior shoul
2 Individuals with edema at the
acromial apophyses and no other abnormalities on MR imag
3 Edema at the
acromial apophyses was found in 2.6% (61 of 2372) of pat
4 erized by incomplete fusion and edema at the
acromial apophyses.
5 s per week was shown to be a risk factor for
acromial apophysiolysis (odds ratio [ OR odds ratio ] =
6 Acromial apophysiolysis is characterized by incomplete f
7 Follow-up imaging showed that
acromial apophysiolysis was significantly associated wit
8 The entity was named
acromial apophysiolysis.
9 Arthroscopic sub-
acromial decompression (decompressing the sub-acromial s
10 Association of
acromial edema with incomplete fusion, pitching, and cli
11 Acromial morphology was symmetric in 135 (70.7%) of 191
12 Acromial morphology was typed according to the Bigliani
13 Acromial shape does not vary significantly with age.
14 Acromial shape tends to be symmetric.
15 cromial decompression (decompressing the sub-
acromial space by removing bone spurs and soft tissue ar
16 There was no relationship between
acromial type and age (P = .667).
17 A trend between
acromial type and the presence of enthesophytes is obser
18 The relative percentages of
acromial types I, II, and III were 22.8% (90 acromions),
19 rated by dividing the lateral portion of the
acromial undersurface into contiguous blocks.
20 To quantitate the
acromial undersurface, the structure was manually plotte
21 nal modeling yields objective data about the
acromial undersurface.