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The patient's posture whilst standing is characterized by head leaning forwards (kyphotic).
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His posture was moderately disturbed, with the head tilted forwards (kyphotic) (Figure 1).
Frontal chest radiograph shows symmetrical and normally positioned scapulae.
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Frontal chest radiograph was unremarkable and showed normally positioned scapulae (Figure 2).
Coronal STIR (A, B) and oblique sagittal fat-saturated T2-weighted (C) MR images show edema-like signal (solid arrows, A and C) within the right serratus anterior muscle between the scapula and ribs, and supraserratus bursitis (open arrows, B and C) between the serratus anterior and subscapularis muscles.
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MRI revealed mild edema at the superior portion of the right serratus anterior muscle, supraserratus bursitis (Figure 3), and mildly increased thoracic kyphosis.