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Isolated Teres Major Rupture: A case report with a suggested dedicated imaging protocol and review of the literature
Darren Fitzpatrick1, Paul Cagle2, Evan Flatow3
1Department of Radiology, Mount Sinai Hospital, Icahn School of Medicine, New York, NY, USA.
Abstract:
Isolated injuries to the teres major muscle occur in competitive sporting activities such as baseball pitching, hockey and tennis. We report a similar event of a physically fit man sustaining an isolated teres major rupture while waterskiing. Non-operative management was chosen, with pain resolution and no appreciable functional limitations at follow up. Because teres major muscle injury was suspected at the time of imaging, we present a dedicated imaging protocol to optimize assessment for teres major injury.

