PMC7276587_01
Swelling seen from anterior aspect left shoulder.
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F1
Physical examination on palpation revealed a marked soft to firm non-tender soft tissue swelling on the anterolateral aspect of the shoulder joint (Fig. 1 and 2).
Swelling seen from lateral aspect left shoulder.
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F2
Physical examination on palpation revealed a marked soft to firm non-tender soft tissue swelling on the anterolateral aspect of the shoulder joint (Fig. 1 and 2).
Plain X-ray left shoulder - shows soft tissue swelling.
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F3
(a): Perioperative finding. (b) Perioperative finding bursa wall is being removed.
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F5
After the tight and expanded bursal roof was incised, rice body like material and straw-colored fluid came out (Fig. 5a and b).
Perioperative finding bursa wall after the removal of fluid.
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F6
The excised bursa measured approximately 25 cm x 9 cm (Fig. 6).
Cavity after the removal of entire bursa left shoulder before closure of wound.
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F7
Wound was lavaged and finally closed (Fig. 7 and 8).
After bursa removal and closure of wound.
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F8
Wound was lavaged and finally closed (Fig. 7 and 8).
Histopathology of bursa wall - phosphotungstic acid-hematoxylin stain.
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F9
Histologically, the bursal membrane showed thickening which was assumed to be due to chronic inflammation, but no villous hypertrophy (Fig. 9).