This is a case of 11 years old boy, with weakness in his rig | Figure 1

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This is a case of 11 years old boy, with weakness in his right arm and shoulder; in a #Magnetic-resonance-imaging and #Radiography show that images, so what do you think? #shoulder #arm #radiology

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