• Skeletal radiology · Jan 1991

    Case Reports

    Case report 655: Congenital glenoid dysplasia (congenital hypoplasia of the glenoid neck and fossa of the scapula, with accompanied deformity of humeral head, coracoid process, and acromion).

    • Z C Borenstein, J Mink, W Oppenheim, D L Rimoin, and R S Lachman.
    • UCLA School of Medicine, Ahmanson Pediatric Center.
    • Skeletal Radiol. 1991 Jan 1; 20 (2): 134-6.

    AbstractWe describe a patient with the rare autosomal dominant syndrome of congenital glenoid dysplasia. The severity of the findings resulted in an intense and effective radiological and clinical work-up including MRI, CT reconstruction, and fluoroscopy.

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