Female, 53 years old. Hip pain Several sequences are slightly limited by patient motion artifact.ACETABULAR LABRUM: We see no gadolinium traversing the labrum; however there is increased signal intensity within the anterior superior labrum best seen on the radial sequence, suggesting degeneration and perhaps partial thickness tearing, of questionable clinical significance.ARTICULAR CARTILAGE AND BONE: There is loss of the articular cartilage along the superior and posterior margins of the joint as well as small osteophytes indicating osteoarthritis. We see no marrow signal abnormality in the bones of the right hip. We see no frank cam deformity on this study.SOFT TISSUES: There is mild bilateral peritrochanteric edema. There is a small collection of fluid signal intensity anterior to the distal right gluteus medius tendon with surrounding edema compatible with a subgluteus medius bursitis. There is also mild edema anterior to the left gluteus medius tendon suggesting perhaps a mild subgluteus medius bursitis. There is increased signal intensity within the left hamstring origin indicating degeneration and chronic insertional tearing, not necessarily of any current clinical significance. ADDITIONAL
1.Mild degeneration and perhaps partial thickness tearing of the anterior superior labrum, but no gadolinium filled full-thickness tear of the labrum is seen.2.Osteoarthritis of the right hip.3.Right subgluteus medius bursitis and other findings as described above.